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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Windows Live Mail

    Windows 7 is my operating system and Live Mail which I have never used was installed during installation.
    I thought I would try live mail out but when I click its icon the attached error message comes up. If I press Cancel the program opens.
    I went into program files and the Live Mail folder is empty.
    Is there any way I can re-install live mail.

    Thanks
    wallie
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    Do a search for "mail.msi" (without the quotes).

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    Thanks

    When I done the search mail.ms showed up in
    C:Program Files(x86)/Common Files/Windows Live... Type Windows Installer Package.

    So I startedd the installer then selected repair and its o/k now.
    Am I correct in thinking that Windows Live is not a 64bit program as it showed up in the x86 program files?

    Thanks again.

    wallie

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    Quote Originally Posted by wallie View Post

    Thanks

    When I done the search mail.ms showed up in
    C:Program Files(x86)/Common Files/Windows Live... Type Windows Installer Package.

    So I startedd the installer then selected repair and its o/k now.
    You're welcome, and thanks for posting back.

    Quote Originally Posted by wallie View Post

    Am I correct in thinking that Windows Live is not a 64bit program as it showed up in the x86 program files?

    Thanks again.

    wallie
    Yes, I would be inclined to assume that Microsoft's installer would put it in the correct location.

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