In the Search box, located near the top right corner of the window, type "thunderbird" > replacing thunderbird with YOUR email program name.Click on your "C" disk so your search will start at the "top" of the possible paths to the program.Open a Windows Explorer window (called File Explorer in Windows.You can search for the name of the real program, open the "location" of that program, Right-click on the executable (program-name.exe), and then create a new ShortCut for your Desktop access. The actual programs used to run the various functions, like your email, are located elsewhere on the computer.
Open Mail app > bottom left, click the gear icon (settings) > right side, click Reading > under External Content heading, see if your email account is listed > make sure "Automatically download external images " is ON.Icons are simply representations of programs installed on your computer, "shortcuts" are a common name used to describe these little links that one keeps on the Desktop and in the Taskbar. (and, of course, if it's long existed, why hasn't it been fixed by now?)Īny help would be greatly appreciated!I don't use the Mail app. Is this a Creators Update bug or has it long existed? So, anyone have any other ideas? Is this a known bug? I saw references to it being a known bug but that was back in 2015. I also tried running the Windows app troubleshooter. I opened up Gmail in Edge and I could see the attachments clear as day.Īfter some searching I tried two possible solutions: one, I re-selected "Mail" as the default app in my settings.
The only reason I knew there should be attachments to one particular e-mail was because the e-mail itself mentioned attachments. No paper clip, no other kind of indication that an attachment exists, nothing. I've enjoyed it until I realized that I couldn't see attachments. I wasn't using the Mail app before the upgrade, but since other Windows 10 apps were working so well I decided to give it another chance. I have an HP Pavilion x360, recently upgraded to Windows 10 Creators Update.
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