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| Vista Home Premium | Default Mail Client not properly installed Help, When I am in a website and I click on a link to email someone I get the message "Default mail client not properly installed" I have tried everything I can think of and cannot fix it. I am operating in Windows Vista and use Outlook in Microsoft Office 2003 as my email program, any suggestions |
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| vista ultimate 32bit,64bit,Seven Ultimate 64bit | Re: Default Mail Client not properly installed go to control panel/programs and features, and highlight the listing for outlook or office (whichever you have), and then click "change". you should then be presented with a list of options. pick "repair". |
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| Vista Home Premium | Re: Default Mail Client not properly installed thank you for the reply, I ran the repair program for Office and I am still getting the same error message. Any other suggestions... |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 sp1 | Re: Default Mail Client not properly installed I am having the same problem and beyond that, other threads give instructions for selecting MSOutlook as the default mail client but I don't have Outlook as a selection (I'm running Office 2007) - so I can't select Outlook as the default mail client. Since I just posted this I stumbled across a fix. 1. Open the default programs and select set associations 2. Select MapiMail then click the change program button and browse to find MSOutlook and assign it as the default program For some reason when I did this, it added "Mailto" as a protocol (it hadn't even been listed before.) 3. Select the Mailto protocol and then assign Outlook as the default program. Voila! My default mail program is now set and I can click a web page mailto link. Last edited by Madamqueen; 04-07-2009 at 01:42 PM.. Reason: FOUND THE ANSWER |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 sp1 | Re: Default Mail Client not properly installed UPDATE - for some reason, the "mailto" protocol change that I described above has disappeared from my Program defaults and I am back to square one - "default email client not set up"I have not been able to find a way to add "mailto" to the default list. |
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