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    Win 7 Ult SP1/Win 10 Pro (all x64)
       #20

    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.
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  2. Posts : 1,633
    Win 7 Ult SP1/Win 10 Pro (all x64)
       #21

    Mr GRiM said:
    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.
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  3. Posts : 111
    Windows 7 Pro x64 RTM
       #22

    I came straight from XP SP3 (Outlook Express) to Windows 7, hence NO previous Windows Mail (Vista), is it still possible to install Windows Mail in Windows 7 x64?

    Thanks.
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    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
       #23

    ben07 said:
    I came straight from XP SP3 (Outlook Express) to Windows 7, hence NO previous Windows Mail (Vista), is it still possible to install Windows Mail in Windows 7 x64?

    Thanks.
    Hello Ben,

    Yes. You can copy the needed files from a friends Vista installation to use in your Windows 7.

    Posting these files is not allowed here since it violates Microsoft's distribution policy and against the forum rules.
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  5. Posts : 111
    Windows 7 Pro x64 RTM
       #24

    Thanks Brink, I have that folder already, but when I run the WinMail.exe, it kept telling me the folder didn't exist? If I hit "OK" I got error message and if I hit "cancel" I also got error message!


    Update:
    Got it to work now, I forgot to remove the original "Windows Mail" folder in Programs Files.
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    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
       #25

    I'm happy to hear that you got it working Ben. Thank you for posting back with your results. :)
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  7. Posts : 12
    windows 7 Home Premium
       #26

    It worked for me. But is there any way to make windows mail the default email client?
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  8. Posts : 1,797
    Windows 7 Ulti. x64
       #27

    Welcome to SevenForums, mutant
    There is a couple of tutorials that deal with this problem,have a look. I use window live desktop client so I do not know if this works. Good luck to you. Hope that you enjoy your stay here on SF.
    Windows Mail - Restore or Remove from Default Programs - Vista Forums
    Use this tut to get your windows mail in the set default programs list on your 7 install then use the next one to select it as default mail
    Default Programs - Set a Program's Default Associations
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  9. Posts : 12
    windows 7 Home Premium
       #28

    myzr7 said:
    Welcome to SevenForums, mutant
    There is a couple of tutorials that deal with this problem,have a look. I use window live desktop client so I do not know if this works. Good luck to you. Hope that you enjoy your stay here on SF.
    Windows Mail - Restore or Remove from Default Programs - Vista Forums
    Use this tut to get your windows mail in the set default programs list on your 7 install then use the next one to select it as default mail
    Default Programs - Set a Program's Default Associations
    Thanks for your kind words. Regarding the windows mail issue, it isn't listed among the default programs so the links above don't seem to apply.
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    Windows 7 Ulti. x64
       #29

    mutant said:
    myzr7 said:
    Welcome to SevenForums, mutant
    There is a couple of tutorials that deal with this problem,have a look. I use window live desktop client so I do not know if this works. Good luck to you. Hope that you enjoy your stay here on SF.
    Windows Mail - Restore or Remove from Default Programs - Vista Forums
    Use this tut to get your windows mail in the set default programs list on your 7 install then use the next one to select it as default mail
    Default Programs - Set a Program's Default Associations
    Thanks for your kind words. Regarding the windows mail issue, it isn't listed among the default programs so the links above don't seem to apply.
    mmm. the first link shows how to make the windows mail show up in the default list? the second one tells how to select it from that list? thats my take on what you want to do. Sorry it did not work for you.
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