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Right click on the command prompt (result) and select Run as Administrator.Ģ.In the Search box type: cmd (or command prompt).

If you cannot open html links on Windows 10 Mail, Outlook or other apps, proceed and add the missing associations for the HTML links in Registry as instructed below:ġ. Please contact your system administratorįIX: Cannot open HTML links from Email or other Programs in Windows 10.

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Unable to open html links/files.hyperlinks in Windows 10.

This tutorial contains instructions to fix the following errors when trying to open links from emails or other applications in Windows 10. If you unable to open links in Outlook, Windows email, Thunderbird or from any other program in Windows 10, continue reading below to fix the problem. The problem usually occurs after a Windows 10 update and only if the user uses Firefox or Chrome as the default web browser and not with Microsoft Edge. Wait a few minutes and see if the problem is resolved.In recent years many times I have encountered the following issue in Windows 10: Suddenly and for no apparent reason, email hyperlinks in Windows 10 Mail app or Outlook 2013, 2016, 2019 and Office 365, do not open in the web browser with several errors. Press the Windows Key + S and type in Powershell, right-click on Powershell and Run as administrator. Your screen will most likely flicker, the taskbar will disappear and then reload. Highlight it, and click Restart to the right, or right-click and choose Restart.

Scroll down until you find Windows Explorer. Press CTRL+ALT+DELTE and choose Task manager. Windows Explorer can often stop working in the background, and that includes freezing your Start menu and causing other taskbar problems. Now that you've closed all open programs, press and hold your power button until the computer turns off. If you have a lot of Windows open press ALT-TAB but hold down the ALT key while pressing the TAB key to go from program to program to close them. Use ALT+TAB to scroll through open Windows and click on the X in the top right corner to close any open programs.

If you have no Start button, however, that's not quite as simple.

While this seems obvious, there could be a lot of problems that a reboot could solve. TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicks