Error 0x8007054e when adding account to mail or calendar
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Error 0x8007054e when adding account to mail or calendar
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I tried to remove and reinstall mail but the Store now says Reinstall and exits when I click on it
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rename folder >Comms<
I finally found a solution that worked for me. I just renamed the Folder C:\Users\[your User Name]\AppData\Local\Comms. After restarting the Mail App it creates a new one and now I can add accounts. And Calender and People apps work too. Hope this is helpful for someone.
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I finally found a solution that worked for me. I just renamed the Folder C:\Users\[your User Name]\AppData\Local\Comms. After restarting the Mail App it creates a new one and now I can add accounts. And Calender and People apps work too. Hope this is helpful for someone.
matschi could you please explain this a little more. What was the folder originally called? And do you just find it using file explorer?
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matschi could you please explain this a little more. What was the folder originally called? And do you just find it using file explorer?
This is the orginal folder "C:\Users\[your User Name]\AppData\Local\Comms". Ein renamed >Comms< to something like >Comms_old<. After starting the Mail App it creates a new >Comms< folder. That's all I did. Since then everything works. I found the folder with Windows Explorer but you can use every File Explorer. Maybe you need to tell Windows Explorer to show all hidden and system files but I don't remember if that was necessary. Hope it works.
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Perfect. Works fine for me!
This is the orginal folder "C:\Users\[your User Name]\AppData\Local\Comms". Ein renamed >Comms< to something like >Comms_old<. After starting the Mail App it creates a new >Comms< folder. That's all I did. Since then everything works. I found the folder with Windows Explorer but you can use every File Explorer. Maybe you need to tell Windows Explorer to show all hidden and system files but I don't remember if that was necessary. Hope it works.
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Improvements
Now using Build 10547 and set up a fresh user account. No more problems.
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This is the orginal folder "C:\Users\[your User Name]\AppData\Local\Comms". Ein renamed >Comms< to something like >Comms_old<. After starting the Mail App it creates a new >Comms< folder. That's all I did. Since then everything works. I found the folder with Windows Explorer but you can use every File Explorer. Maybe you need to tell Windows Explorer to show all hidden and system files but I don't remember if that was necessary. Hope it works.
Yes, this solution Works!!!! Thank you, spiinky245
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I finally found a solution that worked for me. I just renamed the Folder C:\Users\[your User Name]\AppData\Local\Comms. After restarting the Mail App it creates a new one and now I can add accounts. And Calender and People apps work too. Hope this is helpful for someone.
Hello, i joined the forum specifically to say thank you for posting this, when i first came across the problem i seached for it and could not find and answer and gave up, i searched again today and found your post, really easy to do .. grateful..
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Worked as suggested
Thanks for your suggestion, worked as written.
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Me to!
Hello, i joined the forum specifically to say thank you for posting this, when i first came across the problem i seached for it and could not find and answer and gave up, i searched again today and found your post, really easy to do .. grateful..
Great!