
#Outlook express for windows 7 64 bit password failed keygen

You need to identify the correct registry key to change and use the correct path to your version of Outlook. This hack works with Outlook Express and Mail and versions of Outlook. Use with Outlook Express and Vista's Mail eml files with Windows Live Mail, we've tricked out the registry so that it will open outlook instead-even though Windows still says it is associated with Windows Live. What I mean is that if you opened the control panel, clicked on Default Programs and associated. However, we changed the registry so that instead of opening Windows Live Mail, we are opening OUTLOOK.EXE. This way, windows thinks that "Windows Live Mail" is still the default program for opening. 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office12\OUTLOOK.EXE' /eml '%1' Any replies will be sent using Outlook.ġ) Type regedit in the Search field on the Start menu or press Windows Key+ R and enter it in the Run command.Ģ) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Microsoft Internet Mail Message WLMail\shell\open\commandģ) Change the command line (here its " C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Live\Mail\wlmail.exe" /eml:%1) to the following line, exactly as shown below but correcting the path to Outlook.exe to match the path on your computer.

eml files that are in the file system using Outlook, including *.eml attachments on messages in OE/WLM. Keys for Outlook Express and Vista Mail are listed in the next section. You will use the correct path for your version of Outlook. The steps below assume you are using Outlook 2007 and Windows7 64-bit, and have Live Mail installed. This method comes from mrbink圓000 and was tested on Windows 7 64-bit, I tested it on WindowsXP with Outlook Express. If you use both Outlook and OE or WLM, *.eml attachments on messages within OE/LM will open in Outlook and replies will be sent using Outlook. The Reply and Forward buttons work but the resulting message may be missing the Send button. The registry hack below opens the *.eml files as an Outlook message.

I've used this method for years to avoid opening OE when I open eml files in email or on my hard drive. eml files are simple text files and can be opened in Notepad or a web browser, either by changing the extension from eml to txt or HTML, or by changing the file association to Notepad.
