Windows 7 - Windows Mail

Mark · 03-17-2009

How to Reinstate Windows Mail in Windows 7

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Jlund · 07-25-2009

I just installed Win 7 today on a brand new machine and was VERY surprised to see that there wasn't a mail client included. That must be the first time MS haven't done that.
I'm pretty happy with my email client I use on my other machines running Windows XP so is there any way to get Outlook 2007 to work in WIndows 7 RC?

Zidane24 · 07-25-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Jlund

I just installed Win 7 today on a brand new machine and was VERY surprised to see that there wasn't a mail client included. That must be the first time MS haven't done that.
I'm pretty happy with my email client I use on my other machines running Windows XP so is there any way to get Outlook 2007 to work in WIndows 7 RC?

Outlook 2007/2010 works just fine for me when I ran the RC and now with the RTM

EpicThorn · 08-04-2009

Any chance of getting the 64 bit windows mail messaged to me please?

Ex_Brit · 08-07-2009

Question as I'm relatively new to the world of x64 systems. There is a Windows Mail folder in both Program Files and Program Files (x86) - which one do I take ownership of and fiddle with?

I'm now using Windows 7 RTM (7600).

Forgive me if this has already been answered, I couldn't find it.

Ex_Brit · 08-07-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr GRiM

If your using x64, use the program file folder not the program file (x86) Folder and the x64 application, if your using x86 use the program file folder and the x86 application.

Sorry, failed to notice that.

tuckinrimins10 · 08-14-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by dek

Ok, my issue is resolved, the windows mail i got from the net seems it was bad, thanks to mr grim and all, i got it working on build 7600 x64-

Its just needed to do this on the main "program files" of x64.

I need the fix that dek got, If someone could please PM me the 64 bit windows mail. That would be great.

tuckinrimins10 · 08-14-2009

w000t all fixed!! Thanks GRiM

Ex_Brit · 08-15-2009

Anyone else who needs the 64-bit WM file : MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service

ExNavy11 · 08-15-2009

May I ask why you have to do this process when you can easily download Windows Mail from Microsoft. I am not understanding the benefit with downloading an older version of Mail. Can someone explain?

If you do this, then does that mean if any updates come out for Windows Mail, that you shouldnt get them?

Ex_Brit · 08-16-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by ExNavy11

May I ask why you have to do this process when you can easily download Windows Mail from Microsoft. I am not understanding the benefit with downloading an older version of Mail. Can someone explain?

If you do this, then does that mean if any updates come out for Windows Mail, that you shouldnt get them?

It's Windows LIVE Mail that you can download from Microsoft. Some people prefer Windows Mail over WLM. I for one. In my case, with 10 email addresses to deal with in accounts, Windows Live Mail is a real pain as it creates a set of folders for each and every account.

Windows 7 - Windows Mail

Windows Mail problems?