Can i upgrade my window mail from.2007 to 2018

Unfortunately, it's not possible to directly upgrade Windows Mail from Windows Vista (2007) to Windows 10 (2018). Here's why:

  1. Windows Mail is no longer supported: Windows Mail was a built-in email client in Windows Vista, but it was discontinued in later versions of Windows. Microsoft replaced it with Windows Live Mail (for Windows 7 and 8) and then Outlook Mail (for Windows 10).
  2. Different architecture: Windows Vista and Windows 10 have different architectures, which means that the codebase and file formats are not compatible. Upgrading Windows Mail would require significant changes to the underlying code and data structures, which is not feasible.
  3. No official upgrade path: Microsoft does not provide an official upgrade path from Windows Mail to Windows 10. The company has focused on developing new email clients and features, rather than maintaining older versions.

However, you have a few alternatives:

  1. Use a third-party email client: You can install a third-party email client like Mozilla Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook, or other email clients that support POP3 and IMAP protocols. These clients can connect to your email accounts and provide similar functionality to Windows Mail.
  2. Migrate to Outlook: If you have a Microsoft account (e.g., Outlook.com, Hotmail, or Live.com), you can migrate your email data to Outlook. Outlook is a more modern and feature-rich email client that supports multiple accounts and protocols.
  3. Use a web-based email client: You can access your email accounts through a web-based email client like Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Outlook.com. This way, you can still access your email accounts without needing to install a dedicated email client.

Keep in mind that upgrading your email client may require some effort to set up your accounts and configure your email settings. However, this will allow you to take advantage of newer features and better performance.