Send link by email is greyed out?

Just fixed mine as well - More than 4 weeks wasted plus a reload etc. I can't believe that Microsoft told me that I needed Outlook on the machine to make it work.
Thanks:
buccig

Just fixed it. Solution is: go to default program in control panel. choose "set program access and computer defaults". Choose custom. Next unselect "use current web browser" and select ie8. Do same for email. Click apply and it's fixed.

Thanks! Really irritating that features don't work when using the browser and mail app that is standard for Windows 7. Glad you posted this!

I fixed the problem! Go to control panel anf click on uninstall, then on windows mail live. Click on repair, after its through repairing it will ask you to reboot. After you rebbot go to windows live mail and it will ask you if you want to make it your default email handler. Select yes and your on your way. Before this I read all the forums and tried everything. This is the only thing that worked for me.

Bob

thanx castbob. but that didn't help me. joeyc2's fixed it for me. these forums are essential!

Thank You Work great for me too

TNX

Thanks you for that I was just going to post for an answer myself and there it was at the top of the pile
Thanks jjthenovice

Bright Blessings To All

the jjthenovice solution "go to default program in control panel. choose "set program access and computer defaults". Choose custom. Next unselect "use current web browser" and select ie8. Do same for email..." works for me for a few hours, days, or even weeks, then i have to do it again. anyone else finding that?

jjthenovice said:

Just fixed it. Solution is: go to default program in control panel. choose "set program access and computer defaults". Choose custom. Next unselect "use current web browser" and select ie8. Do same for email. Click apply and it's fixed.
Thanks for help, it got me pointed in right direction...

Thanks! Fixed it for me, too!

Please see if you can answer the other question I have on the forum about bluetooth peripheral devices.

Thanks,
Seth