Hi everyone. Brian did a good video piece on how one might put Windows Mail on a Windows 7 32 bit system. On that video he said he'd do another one on Windows Mail but showing us how to put it on a 64 bit Windows System. I've managed this myself but clicked so many things I'm not 100% certain what I eventually did right but it does actually work. However I did find that when selecting to use Windows Mail as my chosen mail program, as soon as I clicked OK, the Windows desktop icons for WM immediately disappeared as did the WM exe file in the MW program so clearly something is not 100%. This is why I'd like to view that promised video but I can't find it. If Brian is "listening" then congrats at getting back & if you have somehow hidden this video, please tell me where it is or help us out again. Many thanks for all the previous videos.
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How to enable Windows Mail in Windows 7
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Hi David, Welcome to the forum.
That video guide is old, but if you still want to do this, I have found a guide with files so you can do it. How to enable Windows Mail app in Windows 7 Just follow my video if you like and use 64-bit files instead
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