Windows 10: Windows Mail App Notifications Disabled (Grayed Out)

Hello,
I have a problem with Windows 10 Mail app notifications.
When trying to enable notifications from system option, I cannot toggle it at all?
Despite the fact that it is already the default app!










Any suggestions ?


:)

 

12-22-2017 Mail and Calendar notifications still broken!

All settings in mail are turned on for notifications. In Settings, Apps, Notifications the toggles for mail and calendar are grayed out. They were initially turned off by the creator update (and not greyed out). When I attempted to turn the mail notification
on the toggle turned on and then immediately turned off and greyed out.

 

How to disable battery notifications on laptop when connected to AC?

If the slider is greyed out for Battery Saver/Security and Maintenance/Suggested, then you may have the setting for "Get notifications from apps and other senders" disabled. <-- Enable this. Then the other items no longer become greyed out and you can disable
for Battery Saver (and the others if you wish). Once you have disabled for Battery Saver (and/or the others), then go back to "Get notifications from apps and other senders" and put the slider back to "off".

 

That looks like you have Outlook 2016 as your default Mail Application.
Try a Restart and also these settings
Settings > Privacy > Background apps > Mail On, People On, Settings On.
Settings > Privacy > Email On, People On.
Settings > Privacy > Calendar On > Let apps access calendar On > People On, Windows On.
Settings > Accounts > Email & App accounts > Check you have at least one listed in Email, calendar and Contacts.
Restart.

You may have to reinstall the Mail App, there is a tutorial on here how to do that.

 

Reinstalling the app has fixed it *Wink
I appreciated sir, thank you so much.

 

offtopic solved.

 

In case there are newcomers with the similar issue like turning off mail app notifications in settings app and getting a disabled toggle with nothing helping to resolve the problem including these options - I'd like to share a solution that might be of some use.

It took a while for me to figure it out, seems like a W10 bug anyway.

Just go for this subkey in your registry:
Code: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Notifications\Settings\microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps_{some_id}!Microsoft.WindowsLive.Mail[/quote] And look for this value:
Code: Enabled = 0x00000000[/quote] Change the value to 1 or simply delete it (this subkey value seems to default to 0x00000001 anyway) and you are done, the corresponding toggle is active again. The same apparently holds true for other apps, but their toggles just might not get disabled with Enabled = 0.

Reboot. Hope that helps.

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A little bit offtopic, perhaps, someone could, please, point me to a solution. While on this quest I've tried a system restore which eventually failed with a 0x80070005 error resulting in nothing but wrath and decimation of all system restore points on my behalf, running maintenance, checking hidden folders while granting the needed permissions etc. and still missing a couple of gigs+ on a tablet which is unpleasant. There might be a gig+ hiding within the "new" 12+ hundred folders in WinSxS but I'm unsure these are the one and still on the hunt for the rest. To sum up, I believe, I am not the first one with this subquest, perhaps, there is some magic except reimaging? Coz I am at the point of giving it up and waiting for a fresh install of SCU.