Hello everyone.
As I’ve ran into the issue myself, I also find a better workaround, following @dgiakoum’s advice, so all thank to him.
This method will not erase your data, settings, themes, etc… so you’re safe to read this guide.
I would also like to mention that the developers of Mailspring are working ASAP on the issue, hopefully a hotfix will arrive soon!
Killing Mailspring Instance
First of all, it is important to “kill” Mailspring, because it is probably running in the background, as such, please do this first:
- Open the task manager by doing
Ctrl+Shift+Esc
(OrCtrl+Shift+Del
→ Task manager) - You should see a simular windows, if not, click on
Name
at the top: - Click on
Mailspring
- Click on
End task
at the bottom right.
You can now close the task manager and go on.
Uninstalling 1.10.0
- Go to
%LocalAppData%\Mailspring
(Windows+R) - Delete the folder
app-1.10.0
We’re not exactly done yet…
Suspending updates
Until the developers push an update, we need to block the update, because it will automatically install at every exit, reload, etc…
- Go to
%LocalAppData%\Mailspring
(Windows+R) - Rename
Update.exe
toUpdate.exe.old
Congratulation, you just saved your Mailspring instance!
This is how I fixed the Mailspring’s 1.10.0 issue, I cannot tell if this will work for you, many peoples were helped by my guide, many were not, as such, if you are unable to rollback your Mailspring instance to 1.9, consider reinstalling Mailspring entirely, I’ve made another post about this, you can read this here:
I suggest to rename Update.exe.old
back to Update.exe
when the developers of Mailspring will fix the issue.
I hope this solution will work for you, if not, I hope my second post will, and, if not, keep fingers crossed and hopefully, a hotfix will arrive soon!
Have a good day