I started getting repeated Mail crashes when we changed from the old style Exchange email server to the Office365 service. I found that if I open the Mac address book app, and before it has a chance to crash, you open the preferences and delete the Exchange account it fixes the problems. Feb 07, 2018 I have been using the Mail App for 4 years, 6 Email Accounts through Windows 8 to the Windows 10 version(17.8827.21855.0), last update yesterday. Not one crash in that time. Maybe they are trying a development version on you. Or your Windows install needs checking as well. I would change your Windows 10 settings.
Several users have reported that the Mail app on iPhone (or iPad) will not open. More specifically, when some users attempt to open the Mail app to check their email messages, immediately after it launches, it quits. Some users say they see blank screen before it crashes.
- Troubleshoot email problems in Mail on Mac. Problems sending messages. If you can’t send emails. If people don’t receive emails you send. Problems receiving messages. If you can’t receive emails. If emails aren’t displayed or look strange. If junk mail filters aren’t working.
- Even by keeping OS X updated to the latest version all the time does not guarantee you will not face a problem with the work of Mail.app. The initial symptom of the Mail crash is the spinner. It always identifies a waiting time, which makes many users go mad.
- Your Mac is probably pretty much trouble free, at least most of the time. But occasionally you may experience a system, process, or app crash that stops you in your tracks, and prevents you from continuing to work. These crashes are usually fleeting in nature, and resolved by simply relaunching the app or restarting your Mac.
Are you having this problem too? Are you unable to check your email because of this issue? Here is what you can do to fix. Please try the steps below if you are having problems with the iOS Mail app if it keeps crashing, hangs and stops working, or if it won’t open at all:
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1-It is possible that your iPhone or iPad may have run out of memory, and can’t start the Mail app. You may want to free up some space. First check the storage on your iOS device by going to Settings > General > iPad’s or iPhone’s Storage. You may also want to delete some of your apps, videos, photos etc that you no longer use or need to free up some storage, if space gets tight on your iPhone or iPad.
See also: Your iCloud Storage Is Almost Full?
What else you may want to do is to manually offload and reinstall the Mail app without losing the app’s data. Tap Settings, and General > iPad Storage (or iPhone Storage) then scroll down and find the Mail app and tap Mail and then tap “Offload App”. Note that offloading the Mail app will delete it but it will keep its data. Then tap again to confirm “Offload App”.
Once the mail app has been deleted, simply reinstall the app. To reinstall you may go to again Settings > General > iPad Storage > Mail now you will see: Reinstall App:
Also since the Mail is an built in app, deleting it will not remove from the home screen. You will still see its icon. And tapping the icon will also reinstall the app.
2-Restart the Mail app. Close the mail app (force quit) and reopen again.
3-Remove (sign out) your email account or accounts then re-add them. To do that, go to Settings > Accounts & Passwords and then select your account scroll down and tap Sign Out. Then go to Settings> Accounts & Passwords and tap Add Account.
4-Restart your iOS device to see if it fixes the problem.
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5-Make sure that your device is running the latest version of iOS software. Go to Settings > General and then Software Update.
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6-If Fetch New Data is on, turn off to see it it is working as expected. Go to Settings > Accounts & Passwords and Fetch New Data.
Trying the steps above should fix your problem if you are unable to open the Mail app. If not, contact Apple support.
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See also: Email Stuck In Your Outbox? Unable To Send & Delete? Fix