Works perfect I got an email from MS, asking if my issue is resolved. No, it is not resolved. App still crashes. None of the above steps have worked. I use Yahoo mail and I can't download any attachments despite trying all the above. I click on download, save to my computer and that's where the story ends. Nothing happens! Getting very frustrated now. Wish I'd never gone to windows In reply to SueRobby's post on July 9, Connie A.
Can't sent them either. I have Windows Use something else instead of integrated Windows 10 mail. For Gmail accounts I recommend you to download Thunderbird. A subscription to make the most of your time. After that users have to follow the instructions. If any update is available then go for it. By doing this user will be able to fix the problem. The network is important in operating Mail App Windows The user must ensure that his system is connected with the internet.
A good email server is important in this case. Users have to update the email settings as well. If not updated. You can download email attachments using the Email attachment downloader wizard will help users in downloading the attachments. It has an automatic Email attachment downloader to save specific attachment of emails. By using the tool user will be able to solve the issue. Information and links in this thread may no longer be available or relevant. If you have a question create a new topic by clicking here and select the appropriate board.
All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Level 1. Message 1 of HP Recommended. Tags 2. Tags: Archived. Accepted Solutions. Level Message 8 of One way to solve this download issue may be to run Windows System Restore as follows. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Message 2 of Hi, You could try resetting Internet Explorer as follows - be aware that this will remove Bookmarks and Saved Passwords etc.
The performance is amazing and I like the looks of nearly all of it. However, I have a few problems that I cannot find a fix for. First, when trying to download any apps from the Store, I get a message saying to try again later, something happened.
I initially figured this was from server overloads, but it has been this way for three days now. Upon first installing Windows 10, I was able to download a couple apps, but ever since that night, I have had no success.
Also, the Twitter app that came with the installation out of the box will not work for me. Every time I try to log into the app, I get an error that Twitter could not validate my credentials. I have been able to log in with it on my phone or the browser version with no problems. Just to be on the safe side, I changed my password thinking that may help. Once you disable the antivirus, try to download the attachment again. If you can download it, your antivirus was stopping you before.
Windows Firewall can also prevent email attachments from downloading. If your Firewall is on, try to disable it. To do it, you should:. If the problem remains, there is a chance that your cache is full. Your cache or Temporary Internet Files folder stores the records of every site that you have visited and every file you have downloaded.
Thanks to the cache, your browser can easily access these records and load websites easier.
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