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Sep 21, 2020 · For example, Windows Live Mail may be unable to open NEW messages in the Inbox and/or may be unable to send messages. The following solution (posted on another thread by user WLMUser2020) involves editing or creating three registry entries (so ensure you have a reliable registry backup before proceeding): 1. Close Windows Live Mail. 2. Open the ...
Nov 25, 2012 · Windows Live Mail could not be started. The application was unable to open the Windows Live Mail message store. Your Windows Live Mail mailbox data is currently being used by another program, such as a virus scanner. Close the program or wait for it to complete its operation, then open Windows Live Mail again. (0x800C0155.2)".
Aug 2, 2020 · Karol, Windows Live Mail has been discontinued for years now and it is no longer supported by Microsoft, so you really should start using another email client, such as Microsoft Outlook ou Windows Mail app (built-in on Windows 10). About that issue, please check steps provided solutions on the following article (1 through 8) - avoid any ad links:
Oct 28, 2012 · yes I did, I even uninstalled it and reinstalled it and I stilled get the message and it does not put in a windows live assistant manager. it did one time but it still wouldn't work. so I uninstalled it and reinstalled it that is where I am now and I still get the message. and no windows live assistant manager. I don't know what to do.
Mar 19, 2013 · It is possible that there is a corrupt files in your Windows Live Mail. I suggest that we repair your Windows Live Mail by following the steps below: 1. Go to Control Panel. 2. Click Uninstall a Programs. 3. Select Windows Live Essentials. 4. Click Uninstall/Change. 5. On the next dialog, select Repair all Windows Live programs.
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After installing Windows Live Mail (WLM) on Windows 10 or 11, WLM may need the following tweak: 1. Close Windows Live Mail. 2. Create a restore point, using System Restore. 3. Open the Registry editor: press the Windows key; type REGEDIT in the search box; then double-click on the term REGEDIT.EXE in the search results.
