Jul 31, 2015 · ChristineYoungnot. Replied on August 1, 2015. I have the same problem but when I went to the start button and looked at the tiles Win 10 had set up my Outlook 2013 was there with all my folders and subfolders (whew). When I clicked on it new mail was there. Looks like we'll have to use that until they figure out that we keep e-mails, you know ...
09.02.2016 · Windows 10 Email sub-folders HI I'm sorry if this has been asked b4 but I have just purchased a new laptop with Window 10 preinstalled and cannot find a way to open new subfolders in my email.
01.08.2017 · Cannot create folders/subfolders in Windows 10 Mail. Ask Question Asked 4 years, 5 months ago. Active 1 year, 3 months ago. Viewed 2k times 0 I was attempting to follow the directions from this MS article. However, there is no + button ...
Aug 04, 2016 · For example, I have a folder where I have put all the emails concerning an upcoming holiday i.e. flight details, accommodation etc. and when I view my Outlook email account via a web browser, I am able to see everything that should be in these sub-folders, but when using the Mail client in Windows 10, it shows just 2 or 3 emails in the same ...
I have upgraded to windows 10 and thought I would give the mail app a try. I have managed to set up my account however I cannot find a way of creating new ...
Nov 16, 2020 · Windows Mail Subfolders? I am trying to use the windows mail app for the first time and under the accounts I see the inbox and more. When i click the more button it brings up all my folders but those folders cover up the emails making it hard to drag from inbox to the correct folder.
Nov 10, 2019 · There is no '+' sign showing allowing me to create additional folders. I've updated "Mail and Calendar" as one site suggested, still no change. What do I need to do in order to be able to add folders to my Inbox. All I want to do is create folders so that I can sort my mail in those different folders. This thread is locked.
First, choose the mail account for which you want to add a folder, then click More. Click the plus icon next to All Folders. Type a name for the folder, then ...
Aug 13, 2016 · I have one PC that had been upgraded to Windows 10 and has been using Windows Live Mail as the email client. I set up a POP3 account in the new Windows 10 Mail app and it works well except.... I cannot create new folders or subfolders. Right-clicking on the Inbox brings up two options [Remove from Favorites/Pin to Start].
Aug 01, 2017 · Show activity on this post. I was attempting to follow the directions from this MS article. However, there is no + button and right-clicking reveals no option to create a new folder. I have followed all the troubleshooting steps in the article, including closing and reopening Mail (and rebooting) as well as checking for updates (none available).
13.08.2016 · I have one PC that had been upgraded to Windows 10 and has been using Windows Live Mail as the email client. I set up a POP3 account in the new Windows 10 Mail app and it works well except.... I cannot create new folders or subfolders. Right-clicking on the Inbox brings up two options [Remove from Favorites/Pin to Start].
13.11.2017 · But if you’d still prefer to have a local program managing your mail, Microsoft includes a free one with every copy of Windows 10. It’s called…Mail. Like a lot of Microsoft’s built-in applications, Mail is pretty basic, and there’s no way to back up your email files and settings within the app itself ( unlike some previous versions ).
16.11.2020 · I am just about to convert my main machine to Windows 10 from 7. In 7 I use the Outlook part of Office 2013. I have developed a method of keeping my mail in subfolders of the Inbox. I have tried to create subfolders in the Inbox of the Mail app...
Method 1. Turn on All View for your folders. This can help get rid of the Outlook folders missing problem. First, open the application. Then access the problematic folder. On the taskbar, click "View”, then select “Change View”. In the new window, select the “Reset View” button and then click OK. Go back to the “View” dialog box ...