Live Mail 2012 Screwed Up After v2004 Update

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  1. Posts : 23
    W10 Pro
       #11

    Regedit Fix


    Bingo! Worked for me as well. Thanks!
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  2. Posts : 1
    Win-X
       #12

    Thanks!!


    Thanks a million!
    Your resolution worked perfectly for me.
    Moreover: I found your info rather easy and I’m afraid I hadn’t found the German info that simple…
    Greetings from the Netherlands!
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  3. Posts : 270
    Win-10
    Thread Starter
       #13

    Thanks BigM. While this never happens it did this time; the Taskbar icon for Windows Live Mail is wrong. It never ends with MS updates. I think I'll just give up on updates.
    Last edited by dustymars; 18 Aug 2020 at 12:59.
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  4. Posts : 103
    WIN10
       #14

    BigM said:
    Thanks to our German colleague, WLMUSER2004
    The actual response on the Microsoft forum follows:

    https://answers.microsoft.com/de-de/...2-7fe6fdba642c

    Simple fix, Worked for me! WLM gets corrupted during the update.
    Regedit:
    In the registry under

    Computer \ HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows Live Mail

    Create these 3 DWORD entries (were not available for me) or change to 1 if they exist

    RecreateFolderIndex = 1
    RecreateStreamIndex = 1
    RecreateUIDLIndex = 1

    Restart Windows Live Mail. Then the message display goes back to normal for me and the 3 values ​​in the registry are reset to 0. Can be left as it is.
    My Livemail will not send or receive after update 2 days ago also.
    For someone clueless, how does one go about this? I can open Regedit, I found a bunch of folders (or are they called values or something else?) I don't have the destination in my system and once there wouldn't know what to do. Help please. I have the WIN10 email running now and it's driving me crazy.

    I have Windows Live and Windows Mail as in the pics below.

    Live Mail 2012 Screwed Up After v2004 Update-regedit-1.jpgLive Mail 2012 Screwed Up After v2004 Update-regedit-2.jpg
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  5. Posts : 270
    Win-10
    Thread Starter
       #15

    For some strange reason the icon returned. Just returned.
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  6. Posts : 3
    Windows 10
       #16

    First Post. Hopefully the Forum can help.

    Recently loaded v2004 of Windows 10. All of my WLM messages received after 8/26 show this message:

    "Windows Live Mail encountered an unexpected problem while displaying this message. Check your computer for low memory or low disk space and try again."

    I tried to roll back but WLM is still showing this issue.

    I have alot of online and offline folders with WLM and know that I will have to move eventually. What do you recommend as the new solution and can it convert the online folders (Gmail) and offline folders automatically.

    Looked at the Regedit solution but don't understand how to enter the 3 DWORD entries.

    Would someone mind showing the "after" changes to the WLM entry so I can replicate.

    Thank you
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  7. Posts : 30,196
    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
       #17

    Hi ClassicChevyGuy. Welcome to TenForums @classChevyGuy


    I switch two people to Thunderbird. The processes are documented within this article.

    Switching to Thunderbird | Thunderbird Help


    Not sure exactly what you mean when you say you have online and offline folders.

    Thunderbird does allow you to have personal folders (offline) while also displaying IMAP folders (online).
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  8. Posts : 46
    W10 64bit
       #18

    ClassicChevyGuy said:
    First Post. Hopefully the Forum can help.
    Recently loaded v2004 of Windows 10. All of my WLM messages received after 8/26 show this message:
    "Windows Live Mail encountered an unexpected problem while displaying this message. Check your computer for low memory or low disk space and try again."
    I tried to roll back but WLM is still showing this issue.
    I have alot of online and offline folders with WLM and know that I will have to move eventually. What do you recommend as the new solution and can it convert the online folders (Gmail) and offline folders automatically.
    Looked at the Regedit solution but don't understand how to enter the 3 DWORD entries.
    Would someone mind showing the "after" changes to the WLM entry so I can replicate.
    Thank you
    Regedit is very simple. First check if the DWORDs don't exist in the right pane. If they don't, select in the menu, "Create DWORD". Type or paste the name of the DWORD in the newly created entry. Then right-click and select "set or change value". Enter "1". There is "Hex" and "Decimal" options. Let the "Hex" option selected. Repeat with the two other entries. Close regedit.

    You may also want to clean you e-mails, create more but smaller folders, delete what you can.
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  9. Posts : 3
    Windows 10
       #19

    I backed out the latest release of Windows 10 so I am currently on 1903. I updated the RedEdit entries and the screen looks like below. Do I need to "upgrade to 2004"?

    In terms of my terminology on offline folders, they are folders stored within WLM but not active on my GMAIL server.

    Live Mail 2012 Screwed Up After v2004 Update-regedit.jpg
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  10. Posts : 30,196
    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
       #20

    I can't comment on WLM. I move any I meet in my business off WLM.


    So okay, much as I described. Yes within Thunderbird you can have personal folder and IMAP folders. Some don't like Thunderbird, everyone has their own opinions.

    Should you use Thunderbird I place the default directory (Profile directory) within my data backup path, eg. within Documents in a folder call Thunderbird.

    The mail is backed up and when it is time to move to a new computer you just point Thunderbird to this directory. All settings and personal mail is re-established.


    Ken
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