Live Mail that I was using for a long time started to give me an error message, "Class not registered" when I click on a hyperlink from an email message. I uninstalled and reinstalled Live Mail, hoping that the problem would go away. But it is still the same. It may be one of my computer setting in Windows 10 that is giving the problem but I cannot figure out where to look. Does anyone has any suggestions on what to do. I can open the hyperlinks in emails when I connect directly to the server. But not when I try to open hyperlinks from Live Mail emails.
Thanks,
Oscar
I'm making a simple project where I put audio of me reading a book with pictures of the pages. Road trip with a 3 year old. Yesterday I made one just fine after I converted the audio to .mp3 format. Today, none of my audio files will load, and I continue to get the message that it "doesn't support the selected file type". I even tried the audio file from yesterday and it won't work. Any ideas?
Thanks
I'm making a simple project where I put audio of me reading a book with pictures of the pages. Road trip with a 3 year old. Yesterday I made one just fine after I converted the audio to .mp3 format. Today, none of my audio files will load, and I continue to get the message that it "doesn't support the selected file type". I even tried the audio file from yesterday and it won't work. Any ideas?
Thanks
Hi:
My system is windows 7 home premium. My windows live mail is pulling emails off of my providers server and it is not bringing it into the windows live mail itself. It just stopped working at 3:19 and I haven't gotten anything since then even though I had people send me messages since then.
I was told that this was a problem associated with the new updates for windows 10 affecting the older versions settings. I was told that it is "a misconfiguration with settings".
Please tell me how to fix this without loosing all of my messages, contacts etc.
Thank you,
Original Title: windows live mail
Cannot send using Live Mail (which it defaults to when responding to e-mails) Get error 3219 I.D. 0x8DE00005. As an aside, if I use "outlook.com" it works ok.
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