I agree with the suggestion from the Other Person, namely to carefully check your settings. I'm not saying it's going to work for everyone, but for me this effectively reset the email settigns and made it work again. If the former, then that 'out-of-date' message appears when Windows 10 tries to login to your Hotmail ID, only to find that the credentials (ID/password) that are being sent to Microsoft are 'incorrect' (or 'out-of-date').

Open up windows mail again and it should be working (it did for me anyway). go back to Start -> Settings -> Privacy -> Email and reactivate 'Let apps access and send email'.ĥ. If so, then update the Mail app and reboot your system. Then check if an update for the Mail app is available.

Deactivate 'Let apps access and send email', and open up Windows mail (you should not see a single account pop up there) and then close it again.Ĥ. Now the Microsoft Store will be launched with the Mail app page and if it does not work, close the Microsoft Store and repeat step 2. If it's already on then pocedd to step 3.ģ. If 'Let apps access and send email' is set to off then turn it on and see if it fixes your problem. Go to Start -> Settings -> Privacy -> EmailĢ. I had the same problem back in windows 8 but that resolved itself or soem reason.Īnyway, I finally found a fix around it for my part so I figured I would post how I did it here for anyone who might find this thread looking for answers.ġ.

For the last months or so I have had this problem in Windows 10 where the mail program simply doesn't show any mail (old or new).

Windows 10 mail out of date