Question about Outlook Express

Since I updated to windows 10, I am not able to access any link that is included in an e mail message. The message I receive is "server execution failed"

[Original title: WINDOWS LIVE MAIL LINK]

After upgrading to Win10, messages in Live Mail are undreadable for the most part. While some text can be read, most cannot. When accessing my mail using Opera, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Microsoft Edge, the text is fine. I've attached an example of what the messages look like in Live Mail.

Hello Everyone,

I can't see all personal folders when I add my email address in Windows Live Mail 2012. I have Windows Live mail setup on my other computer too and there I can see all my personal email folders. However, If I add that email account on different computer, it only show few folders from example in my case 18 folders out of 50 some folders. I know other folders exist because I can see them on my other computer. 

Also, usually there is a option "Download all folders" on every account you setup on Windows Live Mail, but for some reason I can't select this option because the option is faded.

Can anyone help me with that ?

Thank you in advance.

Alex

My e-mail has not worked for some time now. I am using windows live mail. It did not work using windows 7 and I just switched over to windows 10 and I still get the same message. 

This is the message I keep getting. Can anyone help me?

ok.  I,ve read  a few  post on windows essentials.  Now can anyone tell me how to find it in my computer? Particularly live mail.   I cant seem to  find it anywhere. I just finished getting windows ten.

 thanks  

  P

Split from this thread.

Your Windows Live Mail e-mail is stored by default in the following location:

%UserProfile%AppDataLocalMicrosoftWindows Live Mail

Yes, you can store it in different folders, this is how you can achieve that:

a: The first step in moving your mail store is to start Windows Live Mail. Once the program has started click on the on the program's menu, which is found in the upper left hand corner.

b: Once the menu is open click on the Options section and then click on the Mail menu option. This will open the General tab of the Mail options screen. Please click on the Advanced tab.

c: Now click on the Maintenance option.

d: Now click on the Store Folder option. This will open a small dialog box that shows the path to the current mail store folder.

e: Click on the Change button and you will now be presented with a Browse dialog box where you can select the new location for the mail store.

f: Browse to an existing location that you wish to move your mail to or create a new folder. Once you are done, click on the OK button. You will now be shown the Store Location dialog box with the new path that you selected.

g: To have Windows Live Mail use this new folder, click on the OK button. Once you click on the OK button, you will be shown a prompt that states you need to restart Windows Live Mail for these changes to go into effect. Click on the OK button in this prompt and then close Windows Live Mail.

Once you close Windows Live Mail, the program will automatically copy all your existing mail and mail folders to the new location.

Once it is done, you can start Windows Live Mail again and the program will now be storing your mail in the new location.

Unfortunately, even though Windows Live Mail states it is moving your mail it is actually just copying it. You will still need to delete your old Windows Live Mail folder in order to free up the space on your C: drive. To do this close Windows Live Mail and browse to the old Windows Live Mail folder which is located under the following folder:

Windows 8, Windows7, Windows Vista: C:Users<login name>AppDataLocalMicrosoft

Windows XP: C:Documents and Settings<login name>Application DataMicrosoft

When you open that folder you will see a subfolder named Windows Live Mail. This is your old mail store. First rename it to Windows Live Mail.old and start Windows Live Mail again. If you can still access your email then we know that the program is using the new folder and we can safely delete the old one. Close Windows Live Mail again and now delete the Windows Live Mail.old folder. When the folder has finished deleting, you can now empty your Recycle Bin.

Windows Live Mail is now using the new folder and you have freed up the space it was using on your C: drive.

When I open Windows Live Mail, click on "Accounts" tab, and click on "Properties" icon I get nothing that I can use to change the settings.