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After upgrading to Trend Micro Latest version, windows mail won't start - it says internal error. The same Trend update on the desktop computer worked fine. <br />
I've copied the contents on the c:\users\[user]\appdata\lo<wbr />cal\micros<wbr />oft\window<wbr />s mail folder to another folder and then deleted the contents of the original. &nbsp;I restarted Windows and booted windows mail ok but the message contents weren't there of course. I exited WM and restarted it but the error came back - internal error ......winmail.exe<br />
Any idea what's going on here please
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After upgrading to Trend Micro Latest version, windows mail won't start - it says internal error. The same Trend update on the desktop computer worked fine. 
I've copied the contents on the c:\users\[user]\appdata\local\microsoft\windows mail folder to another folder and then deleted the contents of the original.  I restarted Windows and booted windows mail ok but the message contents weren't there of course. I exited WM and restarted it but the error came back - internal error ......winmail.exe
Any idea what's going on here please

You can&#39;t give yourself points. You can however, mark your own message (# 36924500) as the solution and give yourself 0 points.

windows mail vista 32bit

After upgrading to Trend Micro Latest version, windows mail won&#39;t start - it says internal error. The same Trend update on the desktop computer worked fine. 
I&#39;ve copied the contents on the c:\users\[user]\appdata\local\microsoft\windows mail folder to another folder and then deleted the contents of the original.  I restarted Windows and booted windows mail ok but the message contents weren&#39;t there of course. I exited WM and restarted it but the error came back - internal error ......winmail.exe
Any idea what&#39;s going on here please

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