1. Click Start.
2. At the command prompt type: cmd.
3. In the results list find cmd.exe and right click on it.
4. In the popped up menu select Run as administrator.
5. Type sfc /scannow in the console window and then press Enter.
6. The process of system scan is starting.
7. Wait until it is completed.
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Implementation of Windows Mail into Windows 10 version 1709
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03.04.2020 09:06
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, großartig, dass Sie eine Lösung anbieten, mit der „Windows Mail“ ...
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15.01.2020 17:15
Well, I'm one of the hangers on with Windows 7 and had implemented WinMail when I got Win7 9 years ...
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Implementation of Windows Mail into Windows 10 version 1709. MAPI restored!
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13.01.2021 17:32
Ok I think I fixed it I followed this, but instead of adding to WLM which i don't have i added them into ...
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13.01.2021 17:20
This is the error It doesn't seem to be able to send or receive emails An unknown error has occurred.
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13.01.2021 17:19
This is the error It doesn't seem to be able to send or receive emails An unknown error has occurred.
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13.01.2021 12:22
Hi, Does this work with the latest update of windows 10 I'm having a few issues now since updating ...
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02.07.2020 12:35
Hi. I need assistance with step 5 "Copy all files from the SysWOW64 in the archive to the folder ...
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01.02.2020 02:08
Thank you for restoring Winmail.
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11.01.2020 15:52
:-| Absolutely Fantastic!!! Thank you. Works in Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18363.535]
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