Repairing the installation may help a repair should check that all the program files are present and correct and properly registered where necessary. Your symptom is strange events should sync automatically however they're created, and ones created using Windows Essentials isn't a 'Windows app' within the meaning of the act, so it doesn't have anything to do with the Windows Store and the App Troubleshooter won't have the slightest effect on it. I saw that and wondered what the support agent was on about. but I am now having problems with the calendar see post I have installed Windows Essentials 2012 as a mail client. If you were usingĪ different language, its resources would be in a different folder, e.g. The one you found in the \ en-us\ folder contains the English (US) language strings for WinMail.exe. Multilingual User Interface file containing the resources needed to display the program it belongs to in different languages. The executable itself isn't there, but the MUI file is for some reason.
The program doesn't work without being hacked.
WinMail.exe is the executable for the Vista legacy program Windows Mail, parts of which are included in later OSs to provide certain services for other programs. For the scanner to be able to send documents automatically, you'll have to install a functional client like Outlook, Windows Live Mail or Thunderbird.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Mail\en-US\ Send to > Mail recipient or Send > page by email in a browser. I'm inclined to say that Mail isn't a true mail client, which is why it doesn't respond to requests from Windows like
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