Question about Outlook Express

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I will try what ilflet said, turn off mail scanning. I am using Norton Sec. Ste.

I am using Window 10 Pro latest updated version 1607 with WLM 2012 on Surface Pro 4 64 bit and am facing problem with Widow live mail search within contents. 

I searched this forum and the internet, have added app data file to Indexing option for my user a/c. Also changed Indexing Options > Advanced> File Type .rss and .nws type of file to Index properties and File contents without any problem.

However, for .eml files, when I want to Index properties and File Contents, it displays "Registered Ifilter is not found". 

Earlier, I had installed WLM 2009 with 32 bit, which after facing this problem, I upgraded to WLM 2012 through Window essentials. Before this upgrade, the problem of ifilter not found was faced even for .rss and .nws files but this was overcome by update to WLM 2012. Pl guide whether this problem of Ifilter not found for .eml files is related to earlier version of 32 bit which I have upgraded to WLM 2012 (which I suppose is for 64 bit)

I can see under C:>Program files > Windows Live > Mail a file wlmimefilter64.dll and also a file C:>Program files (x86) > Windows Live > Mail a file wlmfilter64.dll

I was earlier using Surface Pro 3 and was able to search within contents but not able to do so on SF4. 

Please provide a solution. 

I am using Window 10 Pro latest updated version 1607 with WLM 2012 on Surface Pro 4 64 bit and am facing problem with Widow live mail search within contents. 

I searched this forum and the internet, have added app data file to Indexing option for my user a/c. Also changed Indexing Options > Advanced> File Type .rss and .nws type of file to Index properties and File contents without any problem.

However, for .eml files, when I want to Index properties and File Contents, it displays "Registered Ifilter is not found". 

Earlier, I had installed WLM 2009 with 32 bit, which after facing this problem, I upgraded to WLM 2012 through Window essentials. Before this upgrade, the problem of ifilter not found was faced even for .rss and .nws files but this was overcome by update to WLM 2012. Pl guide whether this problem of Ifilter not found for .eml files is related to earlier version of 32 bit which I have upgraded to WLM 2012 (which I suppose is for 64 bit)

I can see under C:>Program files > Windows Live > Mail a file wlmimefilter64.dll and also a file C:>Program files (x86) > Windows Live > Mail a file wlmfilter64.dll

I was earlier using Surface Pro 3 and was able to search within contents but not able to do so on SF4. 

Please provide a solution. 

My Windows Live Mail on Windows 10 has stopped moving emails I delete into the deleted folder.  They just disappear and are nowhere to be found. Once in a while, I accidently delete an email that I don't mean to and, in the past, have been able to go to the deleted folder and move it back to the inbox. That's no longer possible. I haven't changed any settings. Any ideas on how to fix this and get the deleted emails to go to the deleted folder?

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I want to take pictures from on my desktop and put it onto a device to take to the store to make copiesw

I removed Windows Essentials, including Live Mail as the only component that I had from the pack, following the announcement from Microsoft that it will stop further support for the Essentials from 2017.

I then deployed Office Outlook 2010 as my main mail client.

Now I see in folder C:\Users\XXXX\AppData\Local\Microsoft there are a few subfolders presumably related to Windows Essentials:

Windows Live

Windows Live Mail

Windows Live Movie Maker

Windows Live Photo Gallery

Windows Mail 

WLSetup

The total size of above folders is almost 200 Mb.

Can I remove them safely?

I want to transfer my photos from my computer to my I phone so I can sync the two. When I try I get 0x80040a15 unable to set up sink.

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