ทำ Windows Mail ให้ใช้ได้ใน Windows 7

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Note .. Windows Mail ไม่ใช้ Windows Live Mail

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Windows 7

Windows Mail can be found on Windows 7 (in a folder named "Windows Mail" under Program Files), but it's not in use, and the software itself (the file WinMail.exe) is hidden and marked as a system file, and cannot be loaded.
Windows Mail can be re-enabled in Windows 7 by the following actions:

.Connect to Windows as the Administrator user.

.Right-click the C:Program FilesWindows Mail folder, and go on the menu to the "Properties" option, press the "Security" Tab, Advanced, there go to "Owners" Tab, Edit, select "Administrators", tick the option "Replace...", and press Apply.

.Rename the msoe.dll file in Windows Mail directory (so you'll be able to replace it with another file).

.Copy Windows Vista's msoe.dll file to the folder (c:Program FilesWindows MailMsoe.dll on a Windows Vista machine).

หมายเหตุ MSOE.DLL ต้องใช้ในถูกรุ่นว่าเป็น 32 Bits หรือ 64 Bits

>> Link to DL of msoe.dll 32bit only:

//www.sevenforums.com/attachments/tutorials/72676d1273756564-windows-mail-msoe_32.zip

>> Link to DL of msoe.dll 64bit only:

//www.sevenforums.com/attachments/tutorials/72677d1273756564-windows-mail-msoe_64.zip



.Go to "Folder Options" in Control Panel, and untick "Hide protected operating system files", and change the radio button on "Hidden files and folders" to "Show hidden files..." mode.

.Unhide the file WinMail.exe แล้วทำ shortcut ไปที Desktop
เพื่อใช้งาน

.ให้ Reboot ก่อน Windows Mail จึงจะทำงานได้

(Note that copying the folder from Vista into 7 will not work)

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Windows 8

Windows Mail can also be re-enabled on Windows 8. If you copy the Msidcrl30.dill from Windows/System32 folder on Windows 7 into the Windows/System32 folder on Windows 8.

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