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The default program for "View Source" has been set to the Windows notepad by accident, Notepad++ should be instead the default program. How can be changed/reset this setting - see the below screenshot.

Apart from the fact that this post is more than 14 years old and should be valid for Outlok 2010, the OP mentions the solution doesn't work and I couldn't apply the solution either.

Update:

1. I checked the default application for .html and what is defined in the Outlook setion under Windows Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Outlook (or Outlook classic)) >
2. I had a look in the registry in the Outlook tree but I couldn't really find anything.

The default program for "View Source" has been set to the Windows notepad by accident, Notepad++ should be instead the default program. How can be changed/reset this setting - see the below screenshot.

Apart from the fact that this post is more than 14 years old and should be valid for Outlook 2010, the OP mentions the solution doesn't work and I couldn't apply the solution either.

Update:

1. I checked the default application for .html and what is defined in the Outlook section under Windows Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Outlook (or Outlook classic)) >
2. I had a look in the registry in the Outlook tree but I couldn't really find anything.

The default program for "View Source" has been set to the Windows notepad by accident, Notepad++ should be instead the default program. How can be changed/reset this setting - see the below screenshot.

Apart from the fact that this post is more than 14 years old and should be valid for Outlok 2010, the OP mentions the solution doesn't work and I couldn't apply the solution either.

The default program for "View Source" has been set to the Windows notepad by accident, Notepad++ should be instead the default program. How can be changed/reset this setting - see the below screenshot.

Apart from the fact that this post is more than 14 years old and should be valid for Outlok 2010, the OP mentions the solution doesn't work and I couldn't apply the solution either.

Update:

1. I checked the default application for .html and what is defined in the Outlook setion under Windows Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Outlook (or Outlook classic)) >
2. I had a look in the registry in the Outlook tree but I couldn't really find anything.