Windows 10 Email Not Working
I upgraded from Windows 8 to Windows 10 yesterday. The email app doesn't work. Just says 'not synced yet'.
Email Does Not Work On Windows 10
If I open 'Accounts' my Outlook.com account is there. I've tried to alter the incoming server, but really don't understand what I'm doing. I havehad 3 on-line chats with Microsoft Answers, about 2 hours in all, including one long session in which the tech took control of my PC. Assured me it would work when I rebooted - but of course it didn't! I can get my emails through Oultook on the web, but wouldlike the app to work.
What can I do? Hi,Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.This issue may arise when some of the Windows components or applications gets corrupted.I would suggest you to try running Windows store app troubleshooter and check if it helps.Follow the below steps:.Type troubleshooting in theSearch area on the taskbar.Click on View all on the left panel of the Troubleshooting Windows.Select Windows store Apps.Follow the on screen instruction.Hope the information helps. Let us know if you need further assistance. We will be happy to help.Thank you. Hello,Have you attempted the solutions in theThere have been several updates to the Mail app over the last couple weeks.The latest version of the Mail app is 17.6121.42011.0.
You can determine the version of the Mail app installed from Mail - Settings - About.If you don’t have the latest version, check that you have enabled the “Give me updates for other Microsoft products when I update Windows”. More information is available at.Check the App store for updates, in the case that you don’t receive app updates via Windows Update.Also note that you should reboot your system after the updateWhat type of an account area you attempting to sync? Nothing has worked. The mail app was the least of my problems with Windows 10. The main issue was that I had an error message appearing: 'Windows couldn't connect to the Group Policy Client Service. The problem prevents standard users from signing in'.
Thismeant everything was running so slowly that it was useless. After hours of phone contact, which involved having to pay for £65 for help, the only solution given was to revert back to Windows 8.1, which I have now done. £65 refunded, but I'm back to where Istarted after a week of hassle.
Windows 10 Mail App Not Working
All very unsatisfactory and I won't be upgrading again.