Outlook email program used to be attached to whatever version of Windows you had...in other words, if you had a problem with outlook you could not uninstall it. You could not uninstall it without uninstalling Windows as well. Course, it was outlook express not outlook... outlook was the program used professionally, in the workplace.... I'd guess in your companies intranet. eta: Windows no longer comes with an email client/app. Out of all the email programs out there, I prefer outlook....it's clean, it's not full of ads, targeted or otherwise, or junk. Click on the MENU icon and COMPARE from the dropdown and it will list everything it does and does not do. Oh, all this can be synced across platforms/devices... your phone, tablet, pc etc Office and all those other apps/programs come with outlook.com. When you open your email, at the top is a task bar and all the way over to the left just beside where it says outlook.com you'll see the Windows icon of 9 window panes.... if you click on it you'll see all those programs listed, plus OneNote, Sway (which is new and getting good reviews... lets you do slideshows very easily and other things) anyway, here is a link to the outlook.com page where you'll see an approximation of the listed programs I see in my email box....I don't know why they are different... the one at outlook.com lists skype, my inbox taskbar does not, and mine lists sway and that one doesn't. Mine are listed, in order, from left to right top row Outlook.com People (which is your address book and this is also where you access Skype) Calendar OneDrive (Windows version of Drop Box, synced to all other programs listed) Word Online All these are synced and can be shared bottom row Excel Online PowerPoint Online OneNote Online Sway Office Online eta: when I open Windows I sign in to my microsoft account....this is how these things are all synced..it is password protected, you can also use a pin....if I'm remembering correctly, you need to do this PW or PIN to sync all your microsoft/windows apps/programs... When I recently upgraded to Windows 10 this stuff (my MS account and settings) was already set up as a default because that's how it was when i was using Windows 8.1 Outlook

I have many times had to Replace Hard Drives that Crashed (at least 5). Use to take care of a couple Small Businesses computers. If it hadn't been for the Cloned Drives I would have spent countless hours reinstalling everything and restoring files. I too have lots of systems to oversee. No, many aren't mine and I can only recommend Backing up, cloning, etc... That doesn't mean that one will be done! We have 5 Laptops, 1 Desktop, and 1 Tablet all on Windows 10 here at my house. I only Clone 3 of those computers! My old boss lost her home computers hard drives twice, loosing everything before she learned to listen to me! I did get her started on a Cloning Program and it did save her the next time her computer crashed. Not sure what this woman did to her computers, but she had many problems. I do recall her saying they had power outages in their area all of the time, but she did have her pc on a UPS Battery Backup system. She had a ton of valuable information on her home computers, as did her small businesses computers which I maintained for her. Never had any problems with the Work Computers, maybe because she didn't use them (The Office Manager and Employees used them)! Yes, even a dormant hard drive can die, although I've never had that happen. The Business Computers I Cloned usually had Two Clones made. Usually One copy was in the Safe at the Workplace and the other usually stored in a Safety Deposit Box at a Bank!

Unfortunately, nothing is showing on the phone except that it is charging; yet the phone is listed in Files Explorer. I have a manual for the phone which instructs to open Settings>Storage>Menu:>USB computer connection>Mass Storage. Unfortunately, these instructions are for MS operating systems up through Win 7. When I open Settings>Storage>Menu, then I cannot find "USB computer connection>Mass Storage." So I'm sort of puzzled by this. I never had this problem with my HTC phones in the past. I guess Moto is sort of a budget phone. Still I should be able to make the connection via USB cable. I will try enabling Bluetooth on my computer and connect that way, since I connect with my car via Bluetooth.

"Everything is in English except settings." What is that a settings page for? I'm not a Windows person but I can't find anything that looks like that in Windows 10 settings. (The layout I mean, not the text) Also, with two cursors and a red heart around a switch, it almost looks like some sort help document that came with a downloaded program? Is that text really "text" or is it an image that includes text? (I ask because of the second cursor) If the Chinese text is part of an image, no regional setting will change it to English. Like I say though, I don't know Windows very well and may be looking in the wrong place. I'm just confused. I confuse easily. :)