(In reply to wrhenshaw99 from comment #175) > Sounds like you have hit upon at least some of the problem I'm having although it is just a bit different for me. > I do not have Outlook. I use only TB. My point was just to confirm Windows bug that you cannot switch the MailTo feature between two mail app via Windowd settings... between TB 32bits and TB 64bits in your case... > When I install TB 32-bit I put it in \Program Files (X86). When I install TB 64 bit I put it in \Program Files. This allows me to have both installed at the same time (although I don't typically have both installed). > > When I uninstalled TB 64-bit it did not require me to re-boot. I would suggest you to: - uninstall TB 32bits - reboot - uninstall TB 64bits - reboot - re-install TB 68.2.2 64bits - making sure to keep option **Use Thunderbird as my default email client** set/checked during install... In theory that should fix your issue...
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(In reply to wrhenshaw99 from comment #175) > Sounds like you have hit upon at least some of the problem I'm having although it is just a bit different for me. > I do not have Outlook. I use only TB. My point was just to confirm Windows bug that you cannot switch the MailTo feature between two mail app via Windows Settings... between TB 32bits and TB 64bits in your case... > When I install TB 32-bit I put it in \Program Files (X86). When I install TB 64 bit I put it in \Program Files. This allows me to have both installed at the same time (although I don't typically have both installed). > > When I uninstalled TB 64-bit it did not require me to re-boot. I would suggest you to: - uninstall TB 32bits - reboot - uninstall TB 64bits - reboot - re-install TB 68.2.2 64bits - making sure to keep option **Use Thunderbird as my default email client** set/checked during install... In theory that should fix your issue...