Windows 7 Home Editions don’t come with Mail. It’s a downside to the OS, but it’s not necessarily a deal-breaker.
If you find yourself in this position and have no desire to download Windows 10, then we have some ideas for what you can do about missing Mail on your computer without having to resort to third-party software.
This article will offer solutions for solving the problem of Windows 7 Home Editions not including Mail as well as some alternative software that can be used if you need email on your computer.
What Happens If You Buy a Windows 7 Home Edition?
Windows 7 Home Edition is the most common version of Windows 7. It offers a standard home experience with an affordable price.
The Windows 7 Home Edition is the most common version of Windows 7 and its affordable price makes this edition a popular choice for consumers looking to upgrade from their older version of Windows or make use of a new computer that they just bought.
If you buy the Windows 7 Home Edition, you will not receive Microsoft’s free antivirus software, which is sometimes called “Mail.” If you want this free antivirus software, you need to purchase Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010.
What Does the Windows 10 Mail App Have that the Windows 7 Mail App Doesn’t?
With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft has made some changes to the way its mail app works. These changes are primarily aimed towards making it more up-to-date.
The app now supports push notifications, a unified inbox that combines all your email accounts and contacts, as well as an improved interface and an updated background image. It also features a personal assistant called Cortana which can read your emails out loud to you or send you reminders based on any email that it detects.
How to Install the Windows 10 Mail App on a Windows 7 Home Edition Device
If you are using a non-Genuine copy of Windows, you will not be able to install the Windows 10 Mail app on a Windows 7 Home Edition device. The following is the guide to help you install the Mail App on your non-Genuine copy of Windows 7.
If you don’t have an active internet connection when installing the mail app, when it is finished installing, it will automatically restart your computer. This will create a temporary internet connection for about 2 minutes before automatically disconnecting again. If this happens on any other app, it can be fixed by uninstalling and reinstalling them from Settings.