Windows 10 bugs  

kbz1960 said:

I don't know if this has been mentioned but youtube video's won't play.

They play nicely here!
Which browser are you using?
Real hardware or VM?
Win32 or Win64?

:)

Vladimir said:

Thanks Edwin !

~edit~

The damn item is still there, but let it be !
Hopefully in March 6th the next build may fix those minor annoyances.

:)

Hey, Vladimir! Still fighting with the control panel thing? I found this on sevenforums:

How to remove Control Panel items by editing registry? - Windows 7 Help Forums

Can't hurt to try! Cheers!

f14tomcat said:

Hey, Vladimir! Still fighting with the control panel thing? I found this on sevenforums:

How to remove Control Panel items by editing registry? - Windows 7 Help Forums

Can't hurt to try! Cheers!

To do that by editing the registry I need to know the name of the CPL file. I'm looking for the CPL applet in "System32" but I don't know the one that corresponds to "Mail (Microsoft Office Outlook) (32 bits)". I seems it's not in "System32" ! I can live with a dead icon there.

Thanks for the input anyway !

:)

You could try Process Explorer while trying to click it if something shows up you can find the path

Edwin said:

Might be a corrupt remnant of Windows Live Essentials. Do you have any other WLE elements still on the machine?

I had some WLE elements installed, but I already uninstalled all of them. Maybe you're right... Remnants of old software makes sense...

:)

Vladimir said:

To do that by editing the registry I need to know the name of the CPL file. I'm looking for the CPL applet in "System32" but I don't know the one that corresponds to "Mail (Microsoft Office Outlook) (32 bits)". I seems it's not in "System32" ! I can live with a dead icon there.

Thanks for the input anyway !

:)

This shows how to fix it, but it may also point you to where it's hiding! CPL's are like quantum physics, trying to see them makes them disappear!

I can not access the Mail Control Panel applet, and - Microsoft Community