After beating up MSN support I finally Got the answer on how to repair,
"OFFLINE"
Phase 1 - TO BACK UP E-MAIL MESSAGES UNDER FOLDERS ON YOUR COMPUTER
1. Click the Start button and open Control Panel.
2. Double-click on Folder Options.
3. On Folder Options window, go to the View tab.
4. Select Show hidden files and folders.
5. Uncheck Hide extensions for known file types and Hide protected operating
system files (Recommended).
6. Click on Apply, and then Ok. Close the window.
7. Click the Start button and select Computer.
8. Double-click on Local Disk C:
9. Double-click on Users folder.
10. Double-click on a folder that has your username or login name. If you do
not see a folder with your username, please look
for GalleryReview folder and open it.
11. Double-click on AppData folder.
12. Double-click on Local folder.
13. Double-click on Microsoft folder. You should see a folder named MSN.
14. Right-click on MSN folder and select Copy.
15. Go to your Desktop screen, right-click on an empty space and select
Paste.
Phase 2 - TO MOVE THE DATABASE FOLDER INFORMATION AND CREATE A NEW ONE,
follow these steps.
1. Sign out of the MSN software.
2. Click Start and click Control Panel.
3. Double-click on Folder Options. On the new window, click the View tab.
(Make sure that you are on Classic view.)
4. Select Show hidden files and folders.
5. Uncheck Hide extensions for known file types and Hide protected operating
system files. Click Yes on the confirmation
window.
6. Click Apply then OK.
7. Close the window.
8. Click Start then click Search.
9. Type %userprofile% then press Enter.
10. On the new window, double-click on the following folders in the same
order:
a. Appdata
b. Local
c. Microsoft
d. MSN
e. db30.
You should then see 2 files ending in .sdf with your email address on it.
11. Delete both files ending with .sdf.
12. Close the window.
13. Restart MSN and sign in to check.
Note: If you get an error when renaming the files, it means that you are
still signed in on the MSN program and you will need
to log out. If the problem reoccurs after doing so, then the e-mail messages
may be corrupted or damaged and is the one
causing the error.
Phase 3 - REFRESHING THE LOCAL DATA STORE
1. Start MSN, by double clicking on the MSN butterfly on the Desktop, but do
not sign in at the MSN Welcome Screen.
2. On the MSN Welcome Screen, press CTRL+SHIFT+F9.
3. When you receive the warning message, click Yes, Remove Information, and
then click Yes to complete the process.
4. Try to sign back in on the MSN program if the issue is resolved. If not,
proceed to Phase 4
Phase 4 - REFRESHING THE USER ACCOUNT INFORMATION
1. Double-click the MSN icon to launch the MSN Welcome window.
NOTE: If MSN has been set to automatically sign in, click the Cancel button.
2. Click on your email address.
3. Press and hold the Ctrl-Shift-F11 keys until a small pop-up window
appears that says “Removing MSN Account Information”.
4. Click on “Remove Account”.
5. Click on “Yes” to confirm. This will close the MSN window.
6. Double-click the MSN icon to launch MSN’s Installation Wizard.
7. Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your account.
8. Sign in to MSN like you normally do. Please wait for about 10 minutes
before checking your personal information such as
Address Book, Favorite and email messages to give MSN ample time to download
and synchronize this information.
Phase 5 - RESTORING THE E-MAIL MESSAGES UNDER FOLDERS ON YOUR COMPUTER
Follow these steps to restore MSN e-mail messages that came from Folders on
your computer
1. Sign out from the MSN software.
2. Right-click the MSN folder on your desktop screen and select Copy.
3. Click the Start button and open Control Panel.
4. Double-click on Folder Options.
5. On Folder Options window, go to the View tab.
6. Select Show hidden files and folders.
7. Uncheck Hide extensions for known file types and Hide protected operating
system files (Recommended).
8. Click on Apply, and then Ok. Close the window.
9. Click the Start button and select Computer.
10. Double-click on Local Disk C:
11. Double-click on Users folder.
12. Double-click on a folder that has your username or login name. If you do
not see a folder with your username, please look
for GalleryReview folder and open it.
13. Double-click on AppData folder.
14. Double-click on Local folder.
15. Double-click on Microsoft folder. You should see a folder named MSN.
16. Click Edit on top and Paste. If you are prompted to replace existing
files and folders, please click Yes.
17. Sign in to the MSN software.
Simple info to get like getting your teeth pulled!
Post by DarHi .. I have read many of the posts on here pertaining to installing and
uninstalling issues with MSN Premium 9.6, yet I have not read anything that
actually has helped my fix my existing issue. I am running new install of
Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit version. I was able to download the
installation software fine and started the installation with no problems. I
had gotten to the point where it asks for email address and password and
verifies your name on the account and so on. Then it failed I can not
remember the exact error. Either way when I restart the system and try to
restart the install I am getting the 235 error stating I do not have a
connection to the internet. I have tried shutting off all firewalls,
spyware, antivirus anything that could be blocking it in any manner and still
get the error. Unfortunately I can not uninstall it either to start over
because I get the same 235 error. I have also tried getting the latest
version of Windows Uninstaller Tool and that does not even see it on the
system. So any suggests or solutions would be appreciated. I would be happy
to just run my Windows Live Mail etc. but there are others in my household
that have really grown attached to the MSN interface. The only thing I have
not tried yet is I have seen where a someone suggested that sometimes Windows
Office Live Add-In can effect the installation problem so I have not tried
uninstalling this feature yet. Thanks ...