Mail & Calendar reset option on Windows 10; Click the Reset button again to confirm and complete the task. Once you completed the steps, the reset process will permanently delete the app’s data and preferences for the Mail and Calendar app, which hopefully will fix issues when the app is not working, crashing, not opening, or when it won’t sync your emails.

• Windows 10 Scan To Email Not Working

It’s a strange thing, but I just keep running in to one broken feature or another in Windows 10.This time, my headache was the Mail for Windows 10 app.Yes, it is the same Mail and Calendar app which you can find on the Windows Store. Up until a few days ago, I had absolutely no issues with the Mail app. Frankly, I don’t use it often, and just use it as a “newsletter” mailbox, to collect emails about deals from various online retailers (digital and physical products).Nevertheless, I was incredibly annoyed to find that it didn’t work.

Well, actually it just kept saying me that my inbox was upto date. When I tried syncing folders, it gave me a message which said “Nothing to show here”. This raised a suspicion in my mindm something wasn’t right here.To test if the app works, I fired up Gmail on my phone, to send an email to my outlook account, and guess what? It never arrived.

The first thing I did, was to check the Windows Store for an update for Mail and Calendar, but I couldn’t find any.It was then I remembered something related to my issue, a couple of days earlier, I began testing an app. It is a third party app to disable several privacy settings, and is called “Destroy Windows 10 Spying”.

But I was still stumped, as all the settings in the Mail app were unchanged. I could not narrow down to the culprit somewhere hidden in the settings, which had caused the sync issue in the Mail app.A quick search revealed the solution, and it was from none other than itself.How to solve Windows 10 Mail App not syncing1. Press the key combo Windows + I to open the Settings App (or click on Start Settings).2.

Click on the Privacy tile, and then on Calendar in the left pane.3. Now, on the right pane, you will see three options:.

Let apps access my Calendar.Just below it, you will find the other two listed under Choose apps that can access calendar:. Enes hard reset. App Connector.

Windows 10 Scan To Email Not Working

Mail and CalendarEnable all three options, and now open the Windows 10 Mail App, it should start syncing your mails.It sure was a wonderful idea from Microsoft to merge the Mail and Calendar app, and create a nice mess. Then why on earth does Windows 10 have the Calendar on the System Tray? All other apps including web browsers use the System Time/Date to authenticate certificates for websites, before loading them, but it appears that metro apps don’t.