SUCCESS: The file (or folder): "C:\Users\ My Windows Username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Mail.MSMessageStore" now owned by user " MyMachinename\My Windows Username". The following message should now be displayed: Takeown /f "%localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Mail.MSMessageStore" Type (or copy/paste) the the following (including the quotes):
Take ownership of the Windows Live Mail message store file:. Make note of the username displayed on the next line, for example: Determine who you are currently logged into Windows as:įrom within the Administrative Command Prompt window (see step 2 above), type:. Operation, then open Windows Live Mail again. Close the program or wait for it to complete its Your Windows Live Mail mailbox data is currentlyīeing used by another program, such as a virus Was unable to open the Windows Live Mail message 
If you receive the following error message, you may need to fix the file permissions for the Windows Live Mail message store file:. Do NOT open Windows Live Mail until after these procedures have completed. If this happens, restart your computer and follow the above procedures again. If you receive any error messages about files being locked, it indicates a Windows Live Mail process may still be running in the background preventing any maintenance from being performed on its data. To repair Windows Live Mail data, type the the following (including the quotes):Įsentutl.exe -p "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Mail.MSMessageStore". To defragment / compact Windows Live Mail data, type (or copy/paste) the the following (including the quotes):Įsentutl.exe -d "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Mail.MSMessageStore". This will open an Administrator: Command Prompt window displaying the version of Windows and the following prompt: If the User Account Control window appears, asking Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?, click Yes. RIGHT-click on cmd.exe (or cmd) beneath Programs (1) and select Run as administrator. Without clicking anywhere, type cmd but do not hit Enter on the keyboard. Click the Start button or press the Windows logo key on the keyboard to bring up the Start Menu. Press + X on the keyboard (or right-click the Start button in Desktop mode) to display the Quick Link menu, then click Command Prompt (Admin). If Windows Live Mail is open, close it. 
This procedure works in Windows Vista and later. How to compact/defragment and repair Windows Live Mail data Windows Live Mail 2009 works in Windows XP and later. Windows Live Mail 2011 works in Windows Vista and later. Windows Live Mail 2012 works in Windows 7 and later.
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