Windows 10: Why my incoming email in the app looks like this?

I tried delete, reset, uninstall the mail app in outlook, When I re-download it again, still looks scramble, but only in certain incoming mails. mostly from banks or no-reply mails! Pls Help!Example email: Received: from 10.197.40.73 by atlas321.free.mail.bf1.yahoo.com with HTTPS; Tue, 28 Jun 2022 15:35:49 +0000Return-Path: <*** Email address is removed for privacy ***>X-Originating-Ip: [167.212.17.105]Received-SPF: pass domain of ms-bounce.broadridge.com designates 167.212.17.105 as permitted senderAuthentication-Results: atlas321.free.mail.bf1.yahoo.com; dkim=pass header.i=@proxyvote.com header.s=dkim2048;

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Sound for incoming emails


Yes, I have (and had) Notifications - Show in action center on and a checkmark at Play a sound - but don't get a sound for incoming mails.

However, I don't have Mail listed in Settings - Privacy - Let apps run in the background and also not in Settings System - Notifications & actions - Show notifications from these apps. In the first setting other applications are listed (but Mail is not one of them), in the second setting no application is listed and it only says "No apps have provided notifications yet".

Just to clarifiy it - I also don't get a sound for incoming emails when Mail is the active foreground application.

 

Win 10 email, can I use a different Incoming and Outgoing server?



The issue I'm having is the first entry "User name" asking for the email address.
My incoming mail server is looking for part of that name.
Instead of -> L: [email protected], It is looking for myname as the user name.
The outgoing server is fine with the full email address.
Is there a way to change the incoming user name?
Thanks

 

Best Multi-User Email App?

Hello. I am looking for an email app that will support 2 users, each with 2 different email accounts (one gmail and one outlook account each). Ideally they would like to use a single email program for both of them but would like separate inboxes for each person.

So, ideally:

• One email program.
• Two inboxes, with each inbox collecting email from a unique gmail account and a unique outlook account.

Will be interested in any suggestions.