Windows 10 Mail Doesn’t Sync

We will now be providing you some troubleshooting methods to resolve the Windows 10 mail app's syncing error.

Method 1: Running Windows Troubleshooter

• Step 1: Turn on your Windows 10 computer.
• Step 2: Click the Windows (Start) and open the Control panel from the list.
• Step 3: You will see a list of controls that can be configured to the Windows 10 computer.
• Step 4: Scroll down the control panel, locate the Troubleshooting option, and double-click to open.
• Step 5: The troubleshooting window will open, and you will find different troubleshooting steps you can run on your computer.
• Step 6: Click the option View All.
• Step 7: Select the Windows Store application from the list and run the troubleshooter.
• Step 8: Follow the on-screen prompts to finish the troubleshooting.

See if the Windows 10 syncing issue has been resolved.

Method 2: Changing Your Privacy Settings

• Step 1: Click the Start button on the Windows 10 computer and open Settings from the list.
• Step 2: You will see a list of options to which you can configure to personalize your Windows 10 computer.
• Step 3: Locate and click the Privacy option. (lock icon)
• Step 4: On the left pane of the Privacy window, select the Calendar option.
• Step 5: Make sure that all the options in the Calendar settings are set to ON. (blue color). The options are:
• Step 6: Let apps access my calendar- ON
• Step 7: App connector- ON
• Step 8: Mail and Calendar- ON
• Step 9: Microsoft people- ON
• Step 10: Restart the Windows 10 computer and then open the browser. 

Method 3: Change Sync Settings In Mailbox

• Step 1: Click the Start button and open the Settings window.
• Step 2: Click Accounts from the list of settings displayed in the window.
• Step 3: Select Mailbox sync settings, and from the Download email from the drop-down menu, choose the Anytime option.
• Step 4: Click the Save button to apply the changes done.

Method 4: Running A System File Check Using Command Prompt