Windows 10: Windows Mail App - Custom home path for my E-Mail provider

Hello there!

weirdly my E-Mail Provider lists all Folders within the "INBOX" folder. That for i need to change the root-folder to "INBOX". Otherwise the Mail app keeps creating its own "sent" and "deleted items" Folders. This is possible in Outlook and now I wonder if it is possible to do so in the native Mail app because I like that one much more.


In case I could not communicate my problem probably, this is how you change the root-folder in Outlook, and I am looking for exactly this in the native Windows Mail app: https://kb.intermedia.net/article/20153



Thank you in advance,


WW

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E mail problem

Hello
This is a weird thing going on with my wife's e mail a little hard to explain.
We are with time.Warner/spectrum
I have asked at there sites and searched on lone put no real info.
Windows 10 e mail app is Windows live mail

Ok here we go
I set it all up ports and security and ports it is all working
DownLoads the required folders sends and recieves mail all is good.
It will be working for days even weeks and then all of a sudden the whole account is gone.
All folders emails saved and deleted all gone.
This have happened a few times now at least 4 or 5 times 2 times in the last month.

Is there a virus or malware or something that is doing this. ?
Every time it has happened I do change the password.
She has another account with verizon that still works and have np with.

Any suggestions or advise please
Thaks
Ruben

 

Windows 10 Mail app deleted all my e-mail accounts


The Windows Mail App (The e-mail client that comes with Windows 10) is where I had all my e-mail accounts setup so I just had one place to check them. All of the e-mail accounts that I had added to the client are now gone. When I open the app instead of seeing a list of my e-mail accounts I see the app as it was when I first started to use it.




My e-mail accounts should be listed in the left hand column under Accounts.

 

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