Outlook dont want to be my default program

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  1. Posts : 3,009
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #11

    Perhaps something in here might help:
    How to change Windows Live Mail association with Messenger, for email ?? - Vista Forums

    Re: How to change Windows Live Mail association with Messenger, for email ??

    To stop WLM from signing on(automatically or prompting) with/for a Live ID when opening:
    WLM/Tools/Options/Connection/Stop signing on

    For Messenger(from the online Help available after opening Messenger)
    <qp>
    Sign in automatically and set your online status:
    Windows Live Messenger can sign you in automatically and set your status when you connect to the Internet. The sign-in
    automatically tool is useful on a private computer. However, if you use a public or shared computer, others can access your account
    if you select Remember my password.

    Set Messenger to sign you in automatically.:
    In the Messenger sign-in window, enter your e-mail address and password.
    Select the Remember me and the Remember my password check boxes.
    Select the Sign me in automatically check box to turn on automatic sign-in.
    Your selections take effect the next time you open Messenger.

    Tips
    To set your status, click the arrow button next to Sign in as, and then select the status you want Messenger to display when you
    sign in.
    To remove your sign-in information, clear the Remember Me and the Remember my Password check boxes.
    Note
    If you're using Windows Vista and have your Presentation Settings enabled, you won't be interrupted by notifications when your
    status is set to Busy.
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  2. Posts : 266
    Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64 Bit
    Thread Starter
       #12

    Outlook still doesnt open when i click on the inbox (I have MICROSOFT.OFFICE.2010.PROFESSIONAL.RTM.VOLUME.COMBO)
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  3. Posts : 266
    Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64 Bit
    Thread Starter
       #13

    ...?!
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