Is this a Creators Update bug or has it long existed? So, anyone have any other ideas? Is this a known bug? I saw references to it being a known bug but that was back in 2015. I also tried running the Windows app troubleshooter. I opened up Gmail in Edge and I could see the attachments clear as day.Īfter some searching I tried two possible solutions: one, I re-selected "Mail" as the default app in my settings. The only reason I knew there should be attachments to one particular e-mail was because the e-mail itself mentioned attachments. No paper clip, no other kind of indication that an attachment exists, nothing.
I've enjoyed it until I realized that I couldn't see attachments. I wasn't using the Mail app before the upgrade, but since other Windows 10 apps were working so well I decided to give it another chance. The inbox should be restored with attachments visible.I have an HP Pavilion x360, recently upgraded to Windows 10 Creators Update. In Apple Mail, choose Rebuild from the Mailbox menu.
OR: It has been suggested that rebuilding the mailbox will circumnavigate the bug that causes this error. Outlook Web App (OWA, the webmail version of Outlook) does not have this particular bug, so that will tell you for certain if the attachment is there or not. OR: if you suspect a message should have an attachment, try logging on to webmail at Some users have reported that even though there are no attachments showing in the message, they are able to do this and then view the attachments by going to the location where they're saved. For example:ĮITHER: highlight a message which you believe contains attachments, then open the File menu and choose Save Attachments (this will be greyed out if there truly are no attachments). Some users have been able to work around the problem. Although the fault has existed for some years, Apple have not yet fixed the problem, and as it stands, there is no satisfactory resolution. This explains why, when you check back later, the attachment is showing. The problem occurs when a message does not completely download from the central system: if Apple Mail doesn't find the end of the attachment, it ignores it. Although generally a good email program, it can exhibit this problem when connecting to some email systems (including Microsoft Exchange, the mail system in use by staff and research students at Sussex). This fault is common to all users of Apple Mail (not just at Sussex). Some Apple Mail users have reported that previously visible attachments seem to 'disappear'. 2384An attachment has gone missing from a message in my inbox in Apple Mail
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