You can reset the unread mail count by using small size free utility called ResetUnreadMailCounts, download it from here. But what if you want to reset the unread email count in one go? You can apply this settings to hide unread mail count for the current logged in user or to all the users by selecting the scope below.Ībove two method lets you hide the unread email count displayed on the welcome logon screen. Unclick the check box which says: Show unread mail on Welcome Screen Run Tweak UI and navigate to Logon > Unread Mail Firstly you need to download Tweak UI power toy for windows XP from Microsoft from here.Ģ. Method 2: Hide the unread email count notification with Tweak UIġ. Setting the value indicates that you have disabled the unread emails count notification so unread mail notification will not be displayed on the welcome screen. Find the key named MessageExpiryDays on the right pane, if its not there then you will need to create a new DWORD value name MessageExpiryDays and set the value of MessageExpiryDays to 0 and exit registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windowsģ. Open Start Menu > Run, type regedit and press Enter keyĢ. Note: Before making any changes to your registry make sure to take the back up of your registry.ġ. Method 1: Hide Unread Email Via Registry Tweak
There three different methods to get rid of this unread email count or hide it from the welcome login screen These X number of unread mails is displayed by default in windows form all the account configured in the above email accounts. Recently one of our reader asked us via email on how can he hide or reset the unread mail count displayed on the welcome logon screen in windows XP.Īnyone can get annoyed after seeing the unread mail count on the windows XP on the welcome screen every time when user see the login screen, unread mail count displayed on the windows logon screen when user uses the outlook or Mozilla thunderbird, outlook express and msn browser client to read mails
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