The Issue One of my customers is still using Windows Live Mail as their default email client. They're currently running the Windows 10 1709 'Fall Creators Update,' and sometimes for whatever reason they lose their ability to scan to email from their Brother MFC-7240 through ControlCenter4.

In previous versions of Windows 10 you could open the old control panel and go to Set Program Access and Defaults (SPAD), click on the custom radiobutton and choose live mail to fix this issue. Since the release of 1709 the link to SPAD opens up the settings app and takes you to the Default Apps page. Unfortunately choosing Windows Live Mail as the default handler for mail here doesn't fix the problem. It turns out that this is because ControlCenter4 is using the default MAPI settings, not the default program setting that this app lets you configure. As the MAPI registry key is no longer updated when you set a default program, CC4 can't see the setting and throws this error.

A window will appear with default Send To lists (Compressed (zipped) Folder, Desktop (create shortcut), Mail Recipient, My Documents). Now using drag-and-drop technique (or using copy and paste method), you can move any program, folders and drives shortcuts to this folder. Now you can verify, your new shortcut is created in Send To menu.

The solution Changing the default MAPI client using the registry. Run regedit and open this key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Clients Mail You will notice that there are different sub keys for each folder.

One for 'Microsoft Outlook', 'Outlook Express', 'Opera', etc. These are the registered mail clients.

Inside the Mail folder there should be a value called '(Default)'. You need to change the value to the name of one of these subfolders For example, since I want to use Windows Live Mail, I open the 'mail' folder, double click on the 'Default' key, and set its value to Windows Live Mail After hitting ok it works. If you want to use a different client just set the key to the name of one of the other subfolders in the mail folder and it should work. Noti skripka tango filma zapah zhenschini.

The causes include: • You are using and 32-bit programs can't 'see' 64-bit programs. • Installing the application AFTER installing Office. The fix: repair Office.

• Internet Explorer is set to use Windows Live Verify Outlook is set as default mail client To verify Outlook is indeed set as your default email client: First, in Outlook, go to File, Options, General. Is Outlook set as the default client?

Next check the Windows settings. In Windows 10: • Open Settings • Type Default Apps in the Find a setting field • Verify Outlook is set as the default Email client at the top of the page. In older versions of Windows: • Open Control Panel and search for Default Programs. • Select Set Default Programs link.

• Choose Microsoft Outlook from the list of programs. Click 'Set this program as default'. Repair Office installation If the affected program was installed after Office, try repairing the Office installation. • Open Control panel, Program and Features • Find and select your Office or Outlook installation • Click Change • Select Quick Repair then click the Repair button. (In older versions of Office, the option is called Repair.) Using Outlook 64-bit with 32-bit Applications Using 64-bit Office is not recommended unless you need large (2GB) file support in Excel or Access.