Since then I have tried installing WLM for other clients with fresh installs of Windows 10 with no success either. I gave up trying to fix it, effort involving installing with various Compatibility Modes failed. Please try installing Windows Essentials programs again. It was then that I was faced with the now all-too-familiar error message upon install:
My first encounter with WLM not installing under Windows 10 was with a client who had been using WLM with Windows 10 (it would install and work fine under previous Build numbers) but that encountered a seemingly unrelated issue which I tried to resolve by uninstalling the application and reinstalling it. All are unchecked except the bottom one, TCP Port Sharing.Due to Windows Live Mail (WLM) no longer installing under Windows 10 (and increasing numbers of Windows Live Mail users needing to upgrade from Windows 7 before Microsoft stop support for it early next year), I’ve been switching a number of my clients over to Mozilla Thunderbird as their mail application (rather than using 10’s Mail, due to various issues I’ve encountered over the years with that). These are HTTP ACtivation Message Queuing (MSMQ) Activation Named Pipe Activation TCP Activation and TCP Port Sharing. The next box has a black square and is called WCF Services. The first is ASP.Net 4.7 and the box is ticked. Should I tick either or both of these boxes?Īlso below this is another box with a black square in it called Net Framework 4.7 Advanced Services. These are Windows Communication Foundation HTTP Activation and Windows Communication Foundation Non-HTTP Activation. When I click on it two other boxes open both of which are un-ticked. Instead of the box being empty or ticked it has a black square inside it. I've just checked to see if my laptop has Net Framework 3.5 installed and I'm a bit confused. Nothing has worked so far and someone said to check if I have Net Framework 3.5 installed on my laptop.
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