C Program Files Windows Live Mail Wlmail Exe

Copy file wlmail.exe to the installation directory of the program that is requesting wlmail.exe. If that doesn't work, you will have to copy wlmail.exe to your system directory. Wlmail.exe is loaded in the all users (HKLM) registry as a startup file name 'Live Mail' which loads as C: Program Files Windows Live Mail wlmail.exe. 2 Windows Firewall Allowed Programs WindowsLiveSync.exe is added as a firewall exception for 'C: Program Files Windows Live Sync WindowsLiveSync.exe'. Mar 23, 2011 Deleting mail in Windows Live Mail 2011 Is there a way to delete your mail in the delete folder with one click instead of doing each one separate? I can't seem to find it if there is.

Windows Live Mail Startup Thread starter Vista Newbie; Start date Nov 6, 2008; V. Vista Newbie. Nov 6, 2008 #1. 'C: Program Files Windows Live Mail wlmail.exe' /news Incidentally, WLM questions should be posted to its own newsgroup: microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop.
What is wlmail.exe? Wlmail.exe is part of Windows Live Mail and developed by Microsoft Corporation according to the wlmail.exe version information. Wlmail.exe's description is 'Windows Live Mail' wlmail.exe is digitally signed by Microsoft Corporation. Wlmail.exe is usually located in the 'C: Program Files (x86) Windows Live Mail ' folder.

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Hi bean_xo,
We appreciate your detailed information about your concern. Please provide us log files for investigation.
1. Click on Start button.

2. On the search bar type windowslivemail.log, and then Enter.

3. Click on WindowsLiveMail on the result to open the file

4. Upload the log file to the private data area below.
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Hi Julius,

I have created the file, but I can't see how to attach a file here - can you send me instructions on how to do so?

I heard that run time errors could have something to do with memory conflicts. I have run a memory check upon start-up and I did not get an error message back. Could there be a conflicting program?

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Still waiting for instructions on how to send you the error file.

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Julius, still waiting for instructions on how to send the file.

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Julius, the issue has not resolved itself. I am still waiting on a response.

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Sorry you're not getting any replies. I've escalated this again for the attention of the forum moderators. Meanwhile, I'll try and find out why no-one is responding to you.

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There is a simple solution to your problem: use a decent email program. I'd recommend Thunderbird. I don't use it myself, as my needs are different, but I've tested it several times and know it's easy to understand even for beginners.

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Hi bean_xo,

We apologize for the delayed response.

As per your concern, please click the link below for the detailed instructions on how to collect log files from Windows Live Mail:
How can I collect log files from Windows Live Mail
To upload the log files please refer to the Private message I have created here.

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Hi Marie - I sent you a private message in response. Please let me know if you received it.

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Was there a fix for this issue as I am also receiving it

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I have Windows 7 in a new computer purchased Feb 2012. On April 18, 2013 I started having a problem where windows live would give me a message 'User Account Control - Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?' The program location: C: Program Files(x86)windows livemailwlmail.exe . In order to open mail, had to click 'Yes'. Mail would open but resolution was low (640x480). Any attachments to email would also be low resolution. I found that looking in properties for windows live mail compatibility that a box was checked 'run in 640x480 resolution'. I unchecked the box and resolution is now OK. Now I still get the same message as before - in order to open mail need to check 'Yes'. Also sometimes when I turn on the computer, I cannot get on the internet - need to restart the computer.
What happened on April 18th to cause this problem? How do I get rid of the 'User Account Control' message to open Window Live Mail?