You can no longer download Outlook Express from the Microsoft website. However, it is available for download from, although it works only on Windows XP. It is old software that may cause problems on your computer. Outlook Express for Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 10 Microsoft did not develop Outlook Express for Windows versions later than Windows XP. And —a free download—replace it on these operating systems.

Feb 5, 2017 - 1 min - Uploaded by ALVIN ASSISTENZA - NOVARA -Outlook Express for Windows 7-8.1-10 (x86-x64 Bit. Publisher Description. Outlook Express is a component part of the IE6 installation for Windows and it is developed and published by Microsoft. For the Windows 7 and Windows Vista installation it was updated and renamed to Windows Live Mail. Some of the key features of the e-mail client are: - Managing multiple e-mail.

For the Outlook Express experience, you can try these substitutes: • is available for a donation to Run As XP. It is not compatible with Windows Mail and may disable WinMail features. Acer Travelmate 4200 Drivers Windows 8.

Note: If you use this Outlook Express with Windows 10, each time an automatic update happens, OE is removed and must be reinstalled. •, a program similar to Outlook Express and billed as a replacement for it, is available as a free download for all Windows versions through Windows 10. How to Set Outlook Express as Your Default Email Client If you have an old copy of Outlook Express or are able to download it, you can set it as the default Windows email program even though it has been discontinued. The method differs depending on the version of Windows you are running.

• In Windows 10, click the Start menu, select Settings and type 'Default' into the search box. Select Default app settings. Click on email and select Outlook Express from the list of available email apps. • In Windows 7 and Windows Vista, click Start.

Enter 'default programs' in the search box and click Default Programs. Click on Set your default programs and highlight Outlook Express. Click on Set this program as default. • In Windows XP, 98 and 2000, launch Internet Explorer.

Click on Tools/Internet Options in the menu. Go to the Programs tab. Confirm that Outlook Express is selected under Email.