Showing posts with label mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mail. Show all posts
Sunday, March 19, 2017
Get “Hide Window When Minimized” Option Back in Windows Live Mail in Windows 7
Get “Hide Window When Minimized” Option Back in Windows Live Mail in Windows 7
When I installed Windows Live Mail in Windows 7, I found that "Hide window when minimized" option was missing in Windows Live Mail system tray context menu.
Its one of the most essential option. It allows you to minimize the Windows Live Mail window to system tray instead of taskbar. But its not shown in Windows 7 because of some compatibility issues.
Here is a step-by-step tutorial to get the "Hide window when minimized" option back in Windows Live Mail:
1. Right-click on the Windows Live Mail shortcut and select Properties. Here the shortcut might be present on Desktop, Programs menu or anywhere else.
2. Go to "Compatibility" tab and enable "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" option.
3. Select "Windows Vista" from the drop-down list and Apply it.
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4. Thats it. Now start Windows Live Mail and youll get the option back in its system tray context menu:
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Its one of the most essential option. It allows you to minimize the Windows Live Mail window to system tray instead of taskbar. But its not shown in Windows 7 because of some compatibility issues.
Here is a step-by-step tutorial to get the "Hide window when minimized" option back in Windows Live Mail:
1. Right-click on the Windows Live Mail shortcut and select Properties. Here the shortcut might be present on Desktop, Programs menu or anywhere else.
2. Go to "Compatibility" tab and enable "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" option.
3. Select "Windows Vista" from the drop-down list and Apply it.
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Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Hide Window When Minimized” Option Back in Windows Live Mail in Windows 7
Hide Window When Minimized” Option Back in Windows Live Mail in Windows 7
To get the "Hide window when minimized" option back in Windows Live Mail:
1. Right-click on the Windows Live Mail shortcut and select Properties. Here the shortcut might be present on Desktop, Programs menu or anywhere else.
2. Go to "Compatibility" tab and enable "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" option.
3. Select "Windows Vista" from the drop-down list and Apply it.
4. Thats it. Now start Windows Live Mail and youll get the option back in its system tray context menu:
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1. Right-click on the Windows Live Mail shortcut and select Properties. Here the shortcut might be present on Desktop, Programs menu or anywhere else.
2. Go to "Compatibility" tab and enable "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" option.
3. Select "Windows Vista" from the drop-down list and Apply it.
4. Thats it. Now start Windows Live Mail and youll get the option back in its system tray context menu:
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Monday, November 7, 2016
Fixing the non responsive Mail app on Windows 10
Fixing the non responsive Mail app on Windows 10
Windows 10 Mail App stops responding and probably Calendar and People apps as well. When you click on the app nothing happens. You go to settings to see if you can uninstall. You will find there is no uninstall for this. It is part of the operating system and you cannot uninstall it.
This happened on my Windows 10 Pro on my Toshiba Satellite S70 series as well as Toshibas Windows tablet running Windows 10.
What now?
You can run the following (System File Checker) on the command-line with elevated permissions. It will try to verify and fix problems with files (http://hodentekhelp.blogspot.com/2015/05/how-to-run-system-file-checkersfc.html).
However, this did not solve the problem on both the devices.
Next following this thread I launched Windows PowerShell with elevated permissions and ran the following statement (it appears the problem is due to some permissions with Windows Store) :
Get-appxprovisionedpackage –online | where-object {$_.packagename –like "*windowscommunicationsapps*"}
| remove-appxprovisionedpackage –online
Here is the screen shot of this run:
MailAppProblem
This fixed the problem on my laptop, but the Tablet is still having the same problem- non-responsive mail app.
Just before I ran the PowerShell application I had noticed that there was a new Windows Update and the Windows 10 build was 10586.
My tablet still had the build 10240 which I am upgrading to 10586. Let me see if this fixes the problem. Since these are Windows 10 programs, Microsoft should make sure they work all the time as most users may not even know what powershell is not to speak of elevated permissions, sfc etc.
Note: The build on the tablet now is 10586 and is working.
This happened on my Windows 10 Pro on my Toshiba Satellite S70 series as well as Toshibas Windows tablet running Windows 10.
What now?
You can run the following (System File Checker) on the command-line with elevated permissions. It will try to verify and fix problems with files (http://hodentekhelp.blogspot.com/2015/05/how-to-run-system-file-checkersfc.html).
However, this did not solve the problem on both the devices.
Next following this thread I launched Windows PowerShell with elevated permissions and ran the following statement (it appears the problem is due to some permissions with Windows Store) :
Get-appxprovisionedpackage –online | where-object {$_.packagename –like "*windowscommunicationsapps*"}
| remove-appxprovisionedpackage –online
Here is the screen shot of this run:
This fixed the problem on my laptop, but the Tablet is still having the same problem- non-responsive mail app.
Just before I ran the PowerShell application I had noticed that there was a new Windows Update and the Windows 10 build was 10586.
My tablet still had the build 10240 which I am upgrading to 10586. Let me see if this fixes the problem. Since these are Windows 10 programs, Microsoft should make sure they work all the time as most users may not even know what powershell is not to speak of elevated permissions, sfc etc.
Note: The build on the tablet now is 10586 and is working.
Available link for download
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