I have a mid-2011 MBA, previously upgraded to Lion, now upgraded to ML.
Since the upgrade to ML my emails stop showing up sporadically.
When I first open Mail.app all my emails are there with the counter at the top of the Mail reading "Inbox (6099)".
If I then navigate to Sent or Flagged and then return to my inbox all the emails disappear. The counter at the top reads "Inbox (0)".
Sometimes Sent messages does the same thing, but far less consistently, and Flagged messages aren't affected by this bug at all.
These are my work emails and they sync via Exchange. Even when all the emails disappear my work calendar (also synced via Exchange) continue to work without a problem (with Mac Calendar.app). And through Reminders.app my tasks continue to sync without issue.
I have also deleted my Exchange account and set it up again several times and this has not resolved the issue. I have also restored my whole OS to no avail.
I could do with any advice. Is anyone else experiencing anything like this? Is it a bug with Mail on Mountain Lion?
Thanks in advance,
Mitch
Since the upgrade to ML my emails stop showing up sporadically.
When I first open Mail.app all my emails are there with the counter at the top of the Mail reading "Inbox (6099)".
If I then navigate to Sent or Flagged and then return to my inbox all the emails disappear. The counter at the top reads "Inbox (0)".
Sometimes Sent messages does the same thing, but far less consistently, and Flagged messages aren't affected by this bug at all.
These are my work emails and they sync via Exchange. Even when all the emails disappear my work calendar (also synced via Exchange) continue to work without a problem (with Mac Calendar.app). And through Reminders.app my tasks continue to sync without issue.
I have also deleted my Exchange account and set it up again several times and this has not resolved the issue. I have also restored my whole OS to no avail.
I could do with any advice. Is anyone else experiencing anything like this? Is it a bug with Mail on Mountain Lion?
Thanks in advance,
Mitch