Help, please! Cannot open attachments in Windows Live Mail.

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• Cannot open attachments in Windows Live Mail 2011

  I have upgraded to Windows Live Mail 2011. But am currently not able to open attachments (word, excel, jpg or pdf) directly in the display pane. I first save, then open them. Can someone please suggest what to do?

  Hi rtated,

  1. what happens when you try to open attachments directly?
  2. that you get an error?

  To improve assistance to this topic, I suggest you post your application in the Windows Live Forum:

  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

  Kind regards
  Manasa P - Microsoft technical support.

• Cannot open attachments in Windows Live Mail on Windows 7

  I bought a new Windows 7 machine, a few days ago (July 12, 2013).  I installed Windows Live Mail and uploaded (with limited success at best) messages from Outlook Express in WL.  I uninstalled McAfee and installed and activated Norton.  Then I started using WL email today.  I have received a few messages with Word attachments.  I can not open them with a double-click or with right click then click on 'open '.  I can not print them.  When I try, nothing happens.  I can save to a folder and then open them, but it's a great nuisance.

  Surprising oddity: I think THAT I managed to open the first attachment that I received.  I know that I looked at, and I don't remember any problem.  But I can to open it (the email with the attachment is still in my Inbox queue), or any other accessory.  It is a particular idea to any aspiring detective software!

  In the windows of forum I see that others have had similar problems, and no one could help you after several tries.  Is this just a problem with WL?

  Good luck.

  FWIW, I used Outlook Express for years. When I got this Win7 machine, I tried WLMail 2009, which was "pre Ribbon toolbar" and I did not like much for her. 2011 is a disaster. I switched to Thunderbird and I am very happy with it.

• Problem open attachments in Windows Live Mail "there was a problem with the service Windows Live Hotmail (a matter of temporary network conectivity has nothing to do with your computer)".

  Hello

  In the last few weeks Im facing a problem when I try to open an attachment on my Windows Live Mail Im getting the following message: "there was a problem with the Windows Live Hotmail service (a matter of temporary network conectivity has nothing to do with your computer). Please try again. »

  Please let me know if I have a problem with my email account.

  Hello

  You will need to create a post on www.windowslivehelp.com for questions and assistance in connection with the Windows Live programs and services.

  In addition, take note of the error message that you are referencing, "...". "a network temporary conectivity issue has nothing to do with your computer.

• Cannot open links in Windows Live Mail 2011

  I updated Windows Essentials last night to Live Mail 2011.

  Now, I can't open the mails by double-clicking it, and if the mail contains all links, the only way I can open them is by a right-click, "copy link" and then paste it manually in my e-mail program... it is a rather tedious way of doing things...

  Is there a work around or is this a known bug?

  I had the same problem, after spending an hour "my browser optimization", which did not fix the problem, I clicked on tools, then on 'internet options' and click on 'programs', I noticed that Internet Explorer was NOT marked as my default browser. I clicked on that and the issue has been resolved. Good luck!

• Cannot open attachments in windows 8.1

  Cannot open attachments in Windows 8.1

  Get the below error message:

  C:users\sheila\appdata\local\

  microsoft\windows\netcache\ie\8Z19RCY7\RAM96a.PDF

  Invalid value for registry

  I uninstalled Dropbox.

  After you have uninstalled Dropbox, I could open the attachments without any problem.

• Cannot send Emails from Windows Live Mail Windows 7 but can rec Emails Ok comes with Live Mail error ID Port 25 socket 10013 Error 0x800CCC0E

  WINDOWS 7 CANNOT SEND EMAILS FROM WINDOWS LIVE MAIL BUT CAN RECEIVE EMAILS OK. COMES WITH LIVE MAIL ERROR 0X800CCC0E PORT 25 ID AND SOCKET 10013 ERROR

  Please don't SHOUT!
   
   
  
  Windows Live Mail help is in this forum
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/Forum/LIVEmail?tab=all
   
  Please post any error message in its entirety. You can left click on it to highlight then right click to copy and then paste into the thread. Just the number of code alone is not enough.
   
   
   

• I cannot send pictures into windows live mail. How this can be accomplished

  I cannot send pictures into windows live mail. This can be corrected?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Given that the issue is with Windows live mail, I suggest you to post the question in the forums and check them off below if it helps:

  http://windowslivehelp.com/solutions.aspx?ProductID=1

  Check if that helps.

• Cannot open .pps and .doc attachments in Windows Live Mail. OS = Windows 7 Asus computer notebook 64-bit

  I am able to open .pps laptop spare 'Windows 7' on my desktop computer, but can not open on Asus 64-bit of Windows Live Mail with the same e-mail software and OS

  PROBLEM SOLVED

  THANKS FOR THE HELP FROM AN EXPERT!

  Right-click | Save as. Appears in your folder list. Click Desktop and save.

  You can save anywhere you want to, I just thought it would be easier.

  Now this PP viewer's default, they should open the email. If they are not, then see this.

  Cannot open. PPS directly from Windows Mail or Windows Live Mail attachments
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/blog/unable-to-open-PPS-ppt-from-Windows-mail-or-WLM/

• Impossible to send emails with word, pdf, xpsx attachments using windows live mail is revealing as mistake MATI any help out there?

  I use NAWL Widows Live Mail get a mistake MATI when I try to send emails with attachments.

  Hello

  If you are having problems with Windows Live Mail, I suggest you to report your application in the Windows Live Mail forums for assistance.

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

• cannot access my original Windows Live Mail account

  I signed n additional Windows Live Hotmail, skydrive etc I thought that he would give a private e-mail account and added the private storage.  Now I can't access my original windows live account email... and that's where all my emails be sent to present so I need!

  Open Windows Live Mail and click on profile.  Then click on the button black options up next to the help option (not the options button in the profile) and then click More Options.  Click linked IDS.  Then click on link an Exlisting Live ID and follow the instructions to add your ID of origin linked to it.  There are some links on how to switch between accounts in Mange bound ID that you will see if you will have instructions on how to access your old account as well as your new account - or just after if you have problems doing but I think that it is relatively simple.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Unable to save attachments in Windows Live Mail

  First of all, I saw this question raises a number of times on this and other sites to support, but I've yet to see it resolved. I'm running a fully corrected and updated current version of Windows Vista SP2 and you have installed Windows Live Mail in my default e-mail Manager. In short, I'm only able to download attachments of any kind by drag-and - drop on my desktop - all usual ways have no effect, or produce a generic error message.

  Upon receipt of an email with parts attachments of any type in any amount:

  1. Double-click an attachment icon - no effect
  2. Right click, don't choose 'Open' - no effect
  3. Right click, choose 'Print' - successfully print paper or .pdf [my default printer]
  4. Right-click, choose "save under"-"save attachment as" command prompt opens. When you click 'Save' (on the desktop for these examples), prompt disappears, and no file is saved on the desktop.
  5. Right click, choose 'Save everything' - 'Save attachments' command prompt opens. When you click on "Save", the error message if there is a registration error, one or more of the attachments. Please check your free disk space and try again. Note: The available disk space is not a problem on this machine.
  6. Drag / drop the attachment of the WLM message on my desk - work successfully.

  Solutions already attempted:

  1. Delete all temporary files of Internet Explorer 9 [any effect]
  2. In IE9 security options, ensuring"download file"is "activated". [any effect]
  3. In IE9 security options, disable the "Protected Mode" [any effect]
  4. After trying the previous two solutions, change the security zone in Windows Live Mail (Options--> Security--> Security tab Options) for the "Internet Zone" rather that "sensitive sites"area [any effect]
  5. In Windows Live Mail, ensure that "do not allow the opening or saving attachments that could contain a virus" box is unchecked [any effect]
  6. Ensure all analyzes e-mail is disabled by my anti-virus (Avast software! Free antivirus 6.0.1367). Note: No product AVG, Norton or MacAfee have already been installed on this machine, I understand that their presence (current or former) may contribute to this problem
  7. Use ProceXP to display all the assets of .dll files used by Windows Live Mail to make sure that nothing unusual is running. Nothing unusual, although wlmail.exe accesses the Avast! AV .dll 'snxhk.dll '. I don't know if this has an effect.
  8. Run the System File Checker tool [no problem found, no effect].

  While this problem has a workaround solution, is somewhat a disadvantage and slightly confusing (why would 'print' and drag-and - drop works, but nothing else?). I hope that I haven't missed the solution somewhere and that, otherwise, it can be resolved for the good of someone fall on this issue. Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited to Windows Live Solution Center. I suggest you to send your application in the Windows Live Solution Center for better support.
   
  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

• I can't open .eml in windows live mail. prohibited file type?

  I get mail from a conact and I can't open attachments. When I try, I get a message that it's a "forbidden .eml file Type" and may not open. I have Windows 7 amd and the 64 bit OS. What is the solution please?

  There is an option in the Security of the security options of reading worksheet tab do not allow the opening or the recording attached that may contain a virus. This option can cause the symptoms you see.

  If you had posted in the forum dedicated to Windows Live Mail as Brian suggested that you do, you would have been asked to give your version of the software. How do I access the security options varies from one version to another. In WLMail to find one that you are using, a press on ALT - H. If it doesn't show you the version and the build number, press on escape to two times, and then Alt - F B.

  Noel

• cannot send emails on windows live mail. Error ID 0 x 80070057.

  I have windows live mail on my PC with Windows 7 OS. Recently, cannot send mails and an error message 0 x 80070057 arrives. I've deleted direct mail and reinstalled without any improvement.

  Hi RaySZ,

  The question you have posted is related to Windows Live mail and would be better suited to the community of Windows live.

  Please visit the link below to find a community that will support what ask you:

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

• Cannot send messages in Windows Live Mail

  I can't send messages in Windows Live Mail even if I can still receive them.  I use Windows 7.  The error message is 0X800CCC69

  1. This account has already worked on this machine?
  2. Please post any error message in its entirety. You can left click on it to highlight then right click to copy and then paste in this thread. Just the number of code alone is not enough.

  FYI: Windows Live Mail help is in this forum
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/Forum/LIVEmail?tab=all