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| | Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not Properly Installed. This is a new computer with Vista installed Any thoughts? |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page You will need to make sure that Windows Mail as all of it's default associations set to it. This tutorial will show you how. Windows Mail Default Associations Shawn |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, then click the first item: "Set your default programs." After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond "This program has all its defaults." If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting the option indicated by the first green arrow. Gary VanderMolen "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx Quote: > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not > Properly Installed. > This is a new computer with Vista installed > Any thoughts? |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page Thank's guys, that did the trick George "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: Quote: > To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you > can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, > then click the first item: "Set your default programs." > After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. > Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond > "This program has all its defaults." > If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting > the option indicated by the first green arrow. > > Gary VanderMolen > > > "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx Quote: > > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: > > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not > > Properly Installed. > > This is a new computer with Vista installed > > Any thoughts? > > |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page You're welcome. Gary VanderMolen "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news EED5B5B-9796-4EFC-918B-1463D6AB751F@xxxxxxQuote: > Thank's guys, that did the trick > George > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > Quote: >> To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you >> can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, >> then click the first item: "Set your default programs." >> After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. >> Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond >> "This program has all its defaults." >> If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting >> the option indicated by the first green arrow. >> >> Gary VanderMolen >> >> >> "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx Quote: >> > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: >> > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not >> > Properly Installed. >> > This is a new computer with Vista installed >> > Any thoughts? >> >> |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page Hi Gary I did this and only 2 defaults set so set 3rd one as advised but did not fix the problem. I also get message "navigation to the website was cancelled" and about 60 pages that I have to x out of. Its a brand new computer from a computer store with Vista. I paid a techie to install it $260. Is this an issue with Vista itself or did he forget to do something? He is hopefully coming back today but I don't know if I should pay him the $100 an hour or not. Thanks Brenda53@xxxxxx "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: Quote: > To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you > can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, > then click the first item: "Set your default programs." > After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. > Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond > "This program has all its defaults." > If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting > the option indicated by the first green arrow. > > Gary VanderMolen > > > "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx Quote: > > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: > > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not > > Properly Installed. > > This is a new computer with Vista installed > > Any thoughts? > > |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page The issue with many web pages opening has been experienced by quite a few people. I don't know what causes it, but there is a fix: Windows Mail - MailTo link error -- Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM] "Brenda53" <Brenda53@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:20BE4592-E1AF-4C5E-9E1B-2924EAD6C6FE@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi Gary > > I did this and only 2 defaults set so set 3rd one as advised but did not fix > the problem. I also get message "navigation to the website was cancelled" and > about 60 pages that I have to x out of. Its a brand new computer from a > computer store with Vista. I paid a techie to install it $260. Is this an > issue with Vista itself or did he forget to do something? He is hopefully > coming back today but I don't know if I should pay him the $100 an hour or > not. Thanks Brenda53@xxxxxx > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > Quote: >> To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you >> can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, >> then click the first item: "Set your default programs." >> After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. >> Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond >> "This program has all its defaults." >> If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting >> the option indicated by the first green arrow. >> >> Gary VanderMolen >> >> >> "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx Quote: >> > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: >> > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not >> > Properly Installed. >> > This is a new computer with Vista installed >> > Any thoughts? >> >> |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page Thanks for your time Gary. I've printed this out for techie as I'm too scared to try this one! Brenda53 "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: Quote: > The issue with many web pages opening has been experienced > by quite a few people. I don't know what causes it, but there is a > fix: > Windows Mail - MailTo link error > -- > Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM] > > > "Brenda53" <Brenda53@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:20BE4592-E1AF-4C5E-9E1B-2924EAD6C6FE@xxxxxx Quote: > > Hi Gary > > > > I did this and only 2 defaults set so set 3rd one as advised but did not fix > > the problem. I also get message "navigation to the website was cancelled" and > > about 60 pages that I have to x out of. Its a brand new computer from a > > computer store with Vista. I paid a techie to install it $260. Is this an > > issue with Vista itself or did he forget to do something? He is hopefully > > coming back today but I don't know if I should pay him the $100 an hour or > > not. Thanks Brenda53@xxxxxx > > > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > > Quote: > >> To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you > >> can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, > >> then click the first item: "Set your default programs." > >> After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. > >> Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond > >> "This program has all its defaults." > >> If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting > >> the option indicated by the first green arrow. > >> > >> Gary VanderMolen > >> > >> > >> "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx > >> > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: > >> > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not > >> > Properly Installed. > >> > This is a new computer with Vista installed > >> > Any thoughts? > >> > >> > >> |
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| | Re: Cannot send email when clicking a link on a web page OK, good luck. Come back here any time you have a question regarding Windows Mail. -- Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM] "Brenda53" <Brenda53@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:AB3D17C8-BFFD-4D17-AF18-EA8109146F95@xxxxxx Quote: > Thanks for your time Gary. I've printed this out for techie as I'm too > scared to try this one! Brenda53 > > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: > Quote: >> The issue with many web pages opening has been experienced >> by quite a few people. I don't know what causes it, but there is a >> fix: >> Windows Mail - MailTo link error >> -- >> Gary VanderMolen [MS MVP-WLM] >> >> >> "Brenda53" <Brenda53@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:20BE4592-E1AF-4C5E-9E1B-2924EAD6C6FE@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Hi Gary >> > >> > I did this and only 2 defaults set so set 3rd one as advised but did not fix >> > the problem. I also get message "navigation to the website was cancelled" and >> > about 60 pages that I have to x out of. Its a brand new computer from a >> > computer store with Vista. I paid a techie to install it $260. Is this an >> > issue with Vista itself or did he forget to do something? He is hopefully >> > coming back today but I don't know if I should pay him the $100 an hour or >> > not. Thanks Brenda53@xxxxxx >> > >> > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote: >> > >> >> To correct this problem, go to Default Programs, which you >> >> can reach either from the Start menu or the Control Panel, >> >> then click the first item: "Set your default programs." >> >> After a few seconds a list of programs comes up. >> >> Click on Windows Mail. If all is well, it will respond >> >> "This program has all its defaults." >> >> If it reports less than all (3) of its defaults, fix it by selecting >> >> the option indicated by the first green arrow. >> >> >> >> Gary VanderMolen >> >> >> >> >> >> "Whizzer" <Whizzer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0ED0F45F-0357-4E18-B802-43B08384A1E8@xxxxxx >> >> > When I click on an email link on a web page I get this message: >> >> > Could Not Perform This Operation Because the Default Mail Client Is Not >> >> > Properly Installed. >> >> > This is a new computer with Vista installed >> >> > Any thoughts? >> >> >> >> >> >> |
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