Windows 10: 10240 Mail issues

Anybody know how to get around this?





Started after I did cleanmgr on 10240. All else is fine, but Mail and Calendar just stopped working. Tried to add accounts, crashes. Weird....

:)

 

Windows 10 Mail & Outlook.com (Error Code: 0x8000ffff)

Any update on this issue?

Even though it originally worked with my Microsoft Account, when 10240 was released, it switched to an old gmail account that I was getting in my live.com account. I deleted the gmail account and then the mail app switched to an alias. The send from address
cannot be changed from the alias and, as a result, the mail app is completely useless.

 

My mail , calendar and feedback apps stopped working on 10240 shortly after the official Win 10 became available???

My mail , calendar and feedback apps stopped working on 10240 shortly after the official Win 10 became available???

 

Did you try re-installing?




Rich

 

I'd love to, but can't uninstall the broken ones! What's the trick?

 

Have you tried this
post #64

Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 10041 now available

for an older build, but might still repair mail

 

I just tried it out and both work fine for me. The live tile for Mail is a no go but it's fine with Calendar.

 

Just did. nada. How do you uninstall a pre-installed app? MS has it locked down and can't get around it.

 

option 2 should do it via powershell, if a right click doesn't work
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4...dows-10-a.html

 

Try syncing either in store or in setting OneDrive Apps. As I'm not using 10 now, I can't tell you exactly where, but only the jist. You can also try wsreset.

Another possibility is for Win8 but worth a try:

 

Ok, I just put my box back to the image right after 166 ---> 240. About 4:30 on Wed, 7/15. What I call the VUI (Virgin Update Image). From Macrium. All is fine. Mail, Calendar, etc. all work as advertised. I have no idea what happened. All I did was run cleanmgr and everything went bonkers. A bit hesitant to do anything.

 

Nothing like a good backup image to pull you out of the fire.

 

Got that right!