Month: May 2019

How to Export EML Files from Windows Live Mail to Outlook PST

Last updated on October 18th, 2022 at 09:57 am

Summary: In this article, the user will get a simple step-by-step guide to export Windows Live Mail to Outlook PST format for free using manual methods. We have also discussed an automated solution that users can try if they fail to export email from Windows Live Mail to Outlook manually. When a user wants to switch from Windows Live Mail email client to Outlook, the EML file that stores Windows Live Mail emails data is converted to MS Outlook’s PST format.

Microsoft Outlook is now one of the most secure and preferred email applications among various large corporate organizations and individual users in this rapidly growing digital world. However, many users also use Windows Live Mail email client for sending and receiving their emails, contacts, calendars, notes, attachments, etc. But, for many years now, they have been switching their email client to Microsoft Outlook. Because Microsoft no longer supports Windows Live Mail, it was discontinued by Microsoft in 2012. So, if you plan to export Email files of Windows Live Mail into Outlook PST, this article may be useful to you.

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How to Resolve Error 0x80040600 in Microsoft Outlook?

Last updated on October 18th, 2022 at 09:38 am

Most of the time, we are using Microsoft Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, Outlook 2016, or Outlook 2019 to send or receive email and get the error code 0x80040600. If this error happens and it blocks all actions within Outlook that are related to the this folder and file. This can happen with every MS Outlook version. In this blog, we learn how to resolve error code 0x80040600. There are free tools to solve or fix this issue, such as ‘scanpst.exe.’

The steps that will allow you to get rid of the error from the error:

  1. Close MS Outlook to run the ‘scanpst.exe’ inbox repair tool.
  2. Click the search option on the Start menu, and search for SCANPST.EXE to find it.
  3. Double-click on SCANPST.EXE and then click Browse to find PST file that is corrupted.
  4. To start the recovery process, click the Scan button.
  5. A message will appear on the screen and ask Create Backup to continue clicking OK.
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