

- Mozilla thunderbird 64 bits install#
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- Mozilla thunderbird 64 bits pro#
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Mozilla thunderbird 64 bits install#
Mozilla thunderbird 64 bits download#
Download the lastest version of Thunderbird x86 and 圆4 version.Now let's start by cleaning up the bird cage: Optionally, you could make a copy of that directory to have a backup of your profile before we start. Usually located at %appdata%\Thunderbird. While following the procedure, DO NOT DELETE OR MOVE files located in your profile, these are your settings, emails, etc. This is a blunt straight through tutorial, some steps may or not be necessary, but the goal is to fix it all if possible with one procedure, so read the tutorial completly to understand what we start with, what we end with, etc.
Mozilla thunderbird 64 bits 64 bits#
In this tutorial that is based for the 64 bits users but could be adapted for 32 bits users, I will be attempting to fix your MAPI / Send to -> Mail recipient and send to from external program issue that you may experience in Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or 10 when you use windows with no other mail client than Thunderbird, and that you may (or not) have installed both x86 and 圆4 version. THE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE IS CLEARLY INCOMPLETE ! After editing all this incorrect stuff by deleting " x86", it became possible to set Thunderbird as default mail programm (however, only when starting it with administrator rights and the whole procedure separately for each user), and MailTo: now works fine. This is not the case: there were still about 30 Registry key names and key values pointing to …\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Thunderbird\….

The Thunderbird ×64 installation is incomplete: it should overwrite everything in the registry which points to the ×86 version.

Mozilla thunderbird 64 bits pro#
Info: Windows 7 Pro ×64 / Thunderbird 60.4.0 (I changed from ×86 to ×64 much earlier, but did not encounter the problem because I very rarely click on MailTo: links). Starting Thunderbird and defining it as standard doesn't change anything, there is still no standard at next Thunderbird start.ĭe- and reinstalling Thunderbird did NOT fix the problem. Moreover: Thunderbird ×64 cannot be defined as standard program for mail ! On the list of suitable Mail-Software for the MAILTO protocol, there were only Google Chrome and Sea Monkey. MailTo: doesn't work for standard users because the ×86 version is deinstalled (but OK for only the administrator account).
