Dual OS?

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Dru2 said:
That's WIndows Mail, this is Outlook....

That's NOT Outlook, It's the Windows 11 built in "Mail" app. This is Outlook (365 desktop app) and what I use. And they are not "identical" in the way they both work and function - Is Outlook or Windows Mail the email client for you?

View attachment 28870

Peace

I have never seen this form of mail.

Try3 · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
This is what I have in Admin user account in W11.

What is what you have in your Admin account?

Please post a screenshot / photo to avoid further confusion.

coolnewyorker said:
I have never seen this form of mail.

That's because, like me, Dru posted a screenshot of Outlook, which you do not have.
John Galt posted both Outlook & mail screenshots.
We are all trying to help you stop using the wrong name.

Denis

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
I have never seen this form of mail.

The attachment is something I have never seen.

Try3 · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
The attachment is something I have never seen.

What? This?

The reason is that this is a screenshot of Outlook, which you do not have.

You have the built-in app, Mail.

All the best,
Denis

Dru2 · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
I have never seen this form of mail.

As Try3 explained, it's the Outlook desktop app, which you don't have.

It's Microsoft Outlook's opening page (optional) called "Outlook Today". There you get a snapshot of incoming/outgoing mail, Calander events and tasks, and other stuff. It's a customizable page and can be set as the default window when opening Outlook :)

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
What is what you have in your Admin account?

Please post a screenshot to avoid further chaos.

Denihome page (www.msn.com)but there are functions that are not working. Like the Cmd Prompt does not accept entry. Some apps work and others don't. Snipping snips but does not keep snipped items

Dru2 said:
That's WIndows Mail, this is Outlook....

That's NOT Outlook, It's the Windows 11 built in "Mail" app. This is Outlook (365 desktop app) and what I use. And they are not "identical" in the way they both work and function - Is Outlook or Windows Mail the email client for you?

View attachment 28870

As johnlgalt stated.... "Using an outlook.com account is not the same as using the Outlook program." What you are using is Windows built in Mail app.

Peace

I have not een

Dru2 said:
That's WIndows Mail, this is Outlook....

That's NOT Outlook, It's the Windows 11 built in "Mail" app. This is Outlook (365 desktop app) and what I use. And they are not "identical" in the way they both work and function - Is Outlook or Windows Mail the email client for you?

View attachment 28870

As johnlgalt stated.... "Using an outlook.com account is not the same as using the Outlook program." What you are using is Windows built in Mail app.

Peace

I have never seen this mail format.

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
No, it is not. It is the built-in Mail app in Windows 10 & 11.

The fact that you might or might not have an MSAccount login or use an outlook email address does not change that fact.

"Outlook" is MSOffice Outlook. You do not have it.
"Mail" is Mail. It's in your Start menu as "Mail".

Please post your screenshot / photo of your other user account's Mail app so that the difference in appearance can be explained.

Here's one of MSOffice Outlook
View attachment 28906

There are some useful screenshots of Mail in
Mail and Calendar - MSSupport
How to get started with the Mail app on Windows 10 - WC

All the best,
Denis

This is what I have in Admin user W11.

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
What? This?

The reason is that this is a screenshot of Outlook, which you do not have.

You have the built-in app, Mail.

All the best,
Denis

I have this in Adm user W11.

Try3 · May 11, 2022

"Denihome page (www.msn.com)but there are functions that are not working. Like the Cmd Prompt does not accept entry. Some apps work and others don't. Snipping snips but does not keep snipped items"
I have no idea what you mean here.

Denis

Dru2 · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
This is what I have in Admin user W11.

Show us? Post an image.

Try3 · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
I have this in Adm user W11.

Then you do have MSOffice Outlook. I thought you said you had uninstalled it.

The difference between your two accounts is that you are using two different applications for mail. You can continue that way or use the same app for both users. It's up to you.
Both accounts are running in the same OS.

I'm glad we've finally answered this question.

Denis

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Dru2 said:
That's WIndows Mail, this is Outlook....

That's NOT Outlook, It's the Windows 11 built in "Mail" app. This is Outlook (365 desktop app) and what I use. And they are not "identical" in the way they both work and function - Is Outlook or Windows Mail the email client for you?

View attachment 28870

As johnlgalt stated.... "Using an outlook.com account is not the same as using the Outlook program." What you are using is Windows built in Mail app.

Peace

I have not seen this mail format.

Try3 · May 11, 2022

coolnewyorker said:
I have not seen this mail format.

You're only just after telling me that you have.

Please post your own screenshot / photo before we all die of old age.

Denis

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

I just realized my Adm. user account is not working well. It was last week. Now, I can surf thru my home page (www.msn.com) but I cannot do some functions like: sfc scan (it does not take cmd.), cannot keep snipped items (that's why I cannot take and send screenshots), email does not take new account(I am limited to two. I have five in Std user mail), right-clicking to copy/paste is not copying, what's up is not working and it does not configure with my phone's, some apps on desk that used to work are no longer responding. I think this might be because I uninstalled MS365 to get rid of nag screens. However, Std user is working well.

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
You're only just after telling me that you have.

Please post your own screenshot / photo before we all die of old age.

Denis

You shoed two different mail

Try3 said:
What? This?

The reason is that this is a screenshot of Outlook, which you do not have.

You have the built-in app, Mail.

All the best,
Denis

This what I have in Admin user W11

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
What? This?

The reason is that this is a screenshot of Outlook, which you do not have.

You have the built-in app, Mail.

All the best,
Denis

I have this in W11 Admi user.

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

spapakons said:
Are you sure you run the Microsoft Outlook (blue "O" icon on newer versions) on both accounts, rather than the built-in Windows Mail app (white or light blue envelope icon) ? Unless you have installed two separate versions of Microsoft Outlook (such as 2010, orange "O" icon and 2019, blue "O" icon) so you run a different version in each account.

Always blue.

Try3 · May 11, 2022

So you have now said that you are using this,the Mail app, in your std user account

coolnewyorker · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
What? This?

The reason is that this is a screenshot of Outlook, which you do not have.

You have the built-in app, Mail.

All the best,
Denis

I have this in Admin user W11.

Dru2 · May 11, 2022

Try3 said:
You're only just after telling me that you have.

Please post your own screenshot / photo before we all die of old age.

Denis

I suspect the OP is either confused or in argue mode, as he's clearly made some contradictory posts. And now all of a sudden....

coolnewyorker said:
I just realized my Adm. user account is not working well. It was last week. Now, I can surf thru my home page (www.msn.com) but I cannot do some functions like: sfc scan (it does not take cmd.), cannot keep snipped items (that's why I cannot take and send screenshots), email does not take new account(I am limited to two. I have five in Std user mail), right-clicking to copy/paste is not copying, what's up is not working and it does not configure with my phone's, some apps on desk that used to work are no longer responding. I think this might be because I uninstalled MS365 to get rid of nag screens. However, Std user is working well.

Can't take screen shots, but clearly posted one yesterday.

Good luck

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