Windows 10: Windows Mail accounts

Hi

With Windows Mail that comes with Windows 10, can I have more than one account each with their own in-box?

Thanks

Daniel

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Junk Mail Folder in Windows 10 Mail App

I have two user accounts set up on my computer - a User Account with Administrative Privileges and a User Account without Administrative Privileges. Each have their separate Outlook e-mail accounts. I have both Outlook e-mail accounts set up in the Windows
10 mail app in the User Account. If I get junk e-mail in the User e-mail account it will show up in the Windows Mail app junk folder. However, if I get junk mail in the Admin User e-mail user account, those e-mails do not show up in the Windows 10 mail app
junk folder. If I go to Outlook.com and call up my Admin User e-mail account the e-mails are in the junk e-mail folder.

How do I get those Admin User account e-mails to show up in the Windows 10 Mail app junk folder? I am constantly having to go and read e-mails on my Admin User Outlook e-mail account at Outlook.com in order to make sure valid e-mails have not been sent
to the junk e-mail folder. This sorta defeats the purpose of having the Admin User Outlook e-mail account set up in the Windows 10 Mail app.

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Both Calendar and Mail App in Windows 10 didn't Sync Accounts from App in Windows 8.1

I am actually not talking about e-mail sync problem. It is syncing accounts.

In Windows 8.1, I added 5 e-mail accounts in Mail App and every time I sign in a different Windows 8.1 computer with my Microsoft account, those 5 e-mail accounts will automatically appear in Mail App.

But in Windows 10, when I sign in my Microsoft account, those 5 e-mail accounts are not showing in Mail App.

I hope this explanation makes sense.

 

I have several email account set up but have the combined inbox showing, however each account does also have their own inbox.

 

Great, thanks for your help.

Cheers

Daniel