I'm using Windows 10 and WLM is my email client. When I receive an email with photos and try to view the photos (i.e. slide show) the default viewer is Photo Gallery. The photos open but are partially covered by white cross-hatching. I have re-installed Essentials but that didn't help. I also get cross hatching when I use photo Gallery to open pictures in my picture folder.
How to download a full install folder for Windows Live Mail 2009. Do not want any later version for a variety of reasons. Had WLM 2009 installed on Win 8.1 computer, it worked fine. Had to reinstall OS, now my saved versions of the 2009 program get error code 0x80190194, which apparently is a "file not found" code??? Did MS take that link down???
Thank you very much.
When I try to open Photos, get started, calculator and several others get an error message that states my t6rial license has expired. What gives? I thought win 10 was supposed to be a firm operating system.
Ron
Hello,
I did a data transfer from an old computer running WLM 2012 to a new computer running WLM 2012. I used 'transwiz' to do this. Essentially it packs up the user profile into a zip and extracts it on the new PC.
On the new PC I had forgotten my password to my WL account, and the recovery option cannot help me. It is a 3rd party email account, so it would not know what emails were sent and received from the account, or what contacts I frequently email. And since I don't remember any of the old passwords, or have an Xbox live account/Billing info the information is considered insufficient to restore.
What I do have is a 12MB WLCalendarstore.edb file which is about 10MB larger than the current one the program is loading. Is there any way to import this file into WLM? I've tried dropping the file into the appdata/microsoft/Windows Live Mail/calendars/%emailaddress%/DBStore and it just seems to overwrite it with the latest one on the MS server.
Is there a way I can recover the account via faxing my ID?
My computer died, and I had to get a new hard drive. I restored my files, and have all my old emails from Windows Live Mail. They are in several folders, and I need them. They are all .eml files.
My new computer has Windows Live Mail 10 Version 17.6310.42251.0. How do I import my old emails so I can read them? Or, even better, how do I import them into Outlook, which I now have? (WLM is horrible - it won't save old mails, and has no folders in the inbox!)
Surely there has to be a simple method of deleting Contacts from Windows Live Mail? Why can I not just click the contact & choose Delete???
Anne Rhynas
[Original title: Windows Live Mail]
Surely there has to be a simple method of deleting Contacts from Windows Live Mail? Why can I not just click the contact & choose Delete???
Anne Rhynas
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