Windows live mail windows 2012

• Windows Photo Gallery and Movie Maker
• Windows Live Mail — only for mail servers supporting POP/IMAP and SMTP authentication only
• Windows Live Writer — Replaced by Open Live Writer
• Windows Live Messenger — Replaced by Skype
• Windows OneDrive — Download the latest version from Microsoft

The Windows Essentials programs now support a Multilingual User Interface (MUI) that allows multiple product languages to be installed simultaneously.  Users can install any number of supported languages using a single process. Note:  OneDrive includes all language versions.  No language packs are needed to be installed for OneDrive. 

When multiple languages are installed, the Windows Essentials programs will run initially in the language of the operating system, which is chosen by the user during the Windows Welcome experience.  At a later time, users may choose a different language for their Windows Essentials programs using the Windows Essentials Language Settings.  If the user chooses a language that is not already installed, it will be downloaded and installed at that time. 

Obtaining Language Resources 

The ISO image included contains a folder for each of the 68 languages that Windows Essentials supports.  (See the appendix for a list of supported languages.)  Each folder contains the language resources needed to install Windows Essentials in that particular language. 

Each language folder also includes an installer executable called wlsetup.exe that is used to install Windows Essentials programs.  A separate copy of the installer is provided for each supported language, but the language of the installer affects only the installation User Interface—any version of the installer can be used to install the Windows Essentials programs in any language.  The ISO also includes a folder called “neutral”, which contains language-neutral binaries that are required to install Windows Essentials and supporting programs. 

When installing Windows Essentials programs, the neutral folder and the language folders for each language that will be installed must be available in the same location, such as a folder on the local disk. 

Default Language Selection 

The following language resources will always be installed with Windows Essentials programs: 

Customizing the Language Selection 

Additional languages may be specified using a command line parameter called language.  The parameter accepts a comma-delimited list of language IDs.  Language IDs are listed in the appendix. 

Syntax

/language:<langId>[,<langId>] 

Options

langId – language IDs, separated by commas, representing the languages to install 

Example

wlsetup.exe /language:en,es,fr 

This would install the programs in English, Spanish, and French. 

NOTE: List language codes without spaces between them

Recall that the languages listed in the “Default Language Selection” section above are always installed in addition to any languages specified with the language parameter.

Silent Installation 

This parameter causes the installation to run in the background, without showing a User Interface. 

When complete, the installation returns one of the status codes mentioned. 

Syntax

/q 

Return Values

3010 – Successful installation but needs to reboot

0 – Successful installation

1 – Failed installation 

Log Location 

By default, the Windows Essentials installer writes installation logs to 

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\WLSetup\Logs.  Users may specify a different file path using the /log parameter.  Logs are useful for troubleshooting installation issues, and Users may use this parameter to collect logs from multiple installations in the same directory. 

Syntax

/log: «<log_location>» 

Options

log_location – an absolute path to the directory where log files should be stored 

Example

wlsetup.exe /log: «C:\setuplogs\ » 

Verbose Logging 

By default, the Windows Essentials installer writes logs that are useful for troubleshooting many installation-related issues.  For troubleshooting particularly complex issues, verbose logging may be enabled using the /verbose parameter.  Verbose logging has an adverse impact on installation performance and should normally only be used to troubleshoot a particular issue. 

Languages 

This section lists the languages supported by Windows Essentials and the associated language ID to be used with the language parameter.  Windows Essentials programs support 68 languages.

• Arabic — ar 
• Basque — eu 
• Bulgarian — bg 
• Catalan — ca 
• Chinese (Simplified) — zh-cn 
• Chinese (Traditional) — zh-tw 
• Croatian — hr 
• Czech — cs 
• Danish — da 
• Dutch — nl 
• English — en 
• Estonian — et 
• Finnish — fi 
• French — fr 
• German — de 
• Greek — el 
• Gujarati — gu 
• Hebrew — he 
• Hindi — hi 
• Hungarian — hu 
• Indonesian — id 
• Italian — it 
• Japanese — ja 
• Kannada — kn 
• Korean — ko 
• Latvian — lv 
• Lithuanian — lt 
• Malay — ms 
• Malayalam — ml-in 
• Marathi — mr 
• Polish — pl 
• Portuguese (Brazil) — pt-br 
• Portuguese (Portugal) — pt-pt 
• Romanian — ro 
• Russian — ru 
• Serbian-Cyrillic — sr-cyrl-cs 
• Serbian-Latin — sr-latn-cs
• Slovak — sk 
• Slovenian — sl 
• Spanish — es 
• Swedish — sv 
• Tamil — ta 
• Telugu — te 
• Thai — th 
• Turkish — tr 
• Ukrainian — uk 
• Bosnian (Latin) — bs-latn-ba
• Welsh — cy-gb 
• British English — en-gb 
• Persian — fa 
• Filipino — fil-ph 
• Irish — ga-ie 
• Galician — gl 
• Icelandic — is 
• Konkani — kok 
• Macedonian — mk 
• Maltese — mt-mt 
• Norwegian (Bokmal) — nb-no 
• Nepali — ne-np 
• Norwegian (Nynorsk) — nn-no 
• Odia — or-in 
• Punjabi (Gurmukhi) — pa 
• Dari — prs-af 
• Albanian — sq 
• Serbian (Cyrillic) — Bosnia and Herzegovina — sr-cyrl-ba 
• Kiswahili — sw 
• Urdu — ur 
• Vietnamese — vi 

System Requirements – Windows 8/8.1 

Operating system:  

Processor: 1.6 GHz or higher  

Memory: 1 GB of RAM  

Resolution: Minimum 1024 x 576

Graphics or video card: Windows Essentials Movie Maker requires a video card that supports DirectX 9.0 or higher, and Shader Model 2.0 or higher.

System Requirements – Windows 7 (legacy) 

Operating system:  

Processor: 1.6 GHz or higher  

Memory: 1 GB of RAM  

Resolution: Minimum 1024 x 576

Graphics or video card: Windows Essentials Movie Maker requires a video card that supports DirectX 9.0 or higher, and Shader Model 2.0 or higher. 

Packages and Dependencies 

Windows Essentials programs rely on other components, which are also installed.

1. You should Windows Live Mail 2012 not yet downloaded, you can use the in our Download area make. Then open the installation file and follow the instructions. You only need the program «Mail», not the other offers.
2. The program is installed, will open automatically on first startup the setup wizard. This is not the case, click above in the menu bar, click «accounts» and select the item «E-Mail».
3. It is a new window where you must enter your Email address and your password for the Mail Account opens. This should let you save, so it must not be at the start of every program re-entered. Enter below the name under which you want your E-mail and click on «Next».
4. You should have just set up a Microsoft account, is your work done already. They are calls, however, on the next page to enter additional data, you need to follow the next two step.
5. Select on the next page as the Server type POP or IMAP. The exact difference we explain in this practical tip. The Server address you can determine with your Mail provider. In the case of 1&1, this is, for example, «pop.1und1.de» or «imap.1und1.de». Set the input box to the hook. As the login username, select your e-mail address.
6. On the right side, you need to re-enter a server address. This you will also learn your E-Mail provider. Example: «smtp.1und1.de». You put the two hooks below the input field and click on the «Next» Button. All the entries are complete and correct, you will receive a message about successful setup. Click on the Button «finish» will be downloaded to your E-Mails for the first time.

Like the predecessor, Outlook Express setup, read this practical tip.