Recent content by endeavor

Win 11 will not solve your problem, quite the contrary. I can reproduce what you did, and now have that same right click issue. But I first want to say when you first installed Thunderbird: ~ #1. The first thing you should of done during TB install, was to uncheck this Default box here...

When you installed Thunderbird you must of let it set itself to the default email client, and so that took over WinMail, and so you would need to reverse that process by going into TB and set it not be default. Or, also you could of just uninstalled TB afterwards, if that did not do it, then...

You will need to reverse whatever Thunderbird did when it took over your defaults, which most likely are just registry entries. Hopefully it will be easy for you, it depends on your knowledge of the few various restore ways to do it. First place to start though, is to look back at Post #2 on...

It's good to hear of your success BridgeHead, and thanks for the reply! When following the Backup & Restore 1, 2, 3, Procedure and when making a zip/rar backup of the %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail folder to distribute it, it should take no more than a few minutes at the...

You've mentioned this once before in one of your previous posts, but no one should ever assume or expect these same results since the installer routine for all major updates/upgrades is hard coded, there's no end user normal way around it that the legacy code throughout will not be removed...

@ Kukattooo I've not seen or heard of this issue on 100% tutorial WinMail installs, no. (using all the given compatible file sets are critical) I also don't normally use or see IMAP setups that often which is what you (or use to) use, of which its networking is even more complex, especially...

You (we) have talked about this same issue years before, and here was my posts answer to your question ...and it hasn't changed really. I read all your posts from back then and from your begining. You had too many different things you were doing incorrectly, using different files than here, the...

Odd, it almost looks like the things got enlarged and are hiding off the screen. I wish you had a better screenshot showing Anyway Page 1 on the spoiler "Backup\Restore Procedure 1, 2, 3" This could be? a really quick simple fix, as long as you had saved a previous "Backup\Restore Procedure 1...

Without question in that case I would of stayed with a jump only to Win10, and not Win11 for a thousand reasons, but ymmv. Brink talks about that function for your version in our sister ElevenForum linked here: <<Specify Target Feature Update Version in Windows 11 Tutorial>> He has that...

You could of determined that instantly after it updated, by just doing a "Restore" of the Backup/Restore Procedure 1, 2, 3 ...and in a few minutes you would of had your answer, yes it does. So point is you should Always be ready in the first place; iow, you always have a 'current' dated save of...

We all already know all that already Kukattooo; and btw each time they remove way more than that! M$ has done this each and every OS version way back since Windows 10, v1903, right up until today - where have you been? I talk about this in the spoiler Time Line Notes: Note: 7/2019 ...go read it...

Hello zoranilieski and welcome to the Eight Forums, The post you quoted and replied to above is from 2013, and that member mark54 has not logged in since 2013.. As far as your previous questions asking about Outlook 365 Exchange to member BridgeHead who you quoted about it, or anyone else...

There is no list but it's usually during a major upgrade of OS version numbers that set off an inspect/reset of the OS code previously removed, whereas small per item updates will not (if they even make them any more) but to be honest I've not paid attention because I personally prefer to only...

You're welcome agev, and I appreciate your comments. Yes details are so important, and it's incredibly difficult to jam pack written detailed information one on top of the other, diverted into spoilers for outside brevity, as well written to cover all languages that would be reading/translating...

Technically that's not entirely true and is an incomplete statement as is. Win8 is Definitely different than Win7 with WinMail, and even at that, Win7 requires more steps than what you said to have everything work 'Properly' ...the right WinMailEdit.reg and proper msoe_86or64.dll need to be...