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True." Hello, everybody! Welcome to today's video. I want to help you figure out why the Mail app is not working on your Mac. Chances are you're here because your Mail app keeps crashing or it won't open at all. Whatever the case may be, I'm going to show you a handful of fixes to get Mail back up and running. First up, what to do if your Mail app is crashing. And when I say crashing, I just mean if the app unexpectedly quits or closes on itself when you try to use it. There are some methods out there that will help you manually uninstall or reset the Mail app, but if you're not really sure what you're doing, you could end up losing important emails or attachments. The good news is the app CleanMyMac X can help you reset it. Just click on the link in the video description to download it for free. And the best part is that it's been notarized by Apple. So, instead of guessing if you're deleting the right folders, let CleanMyMac help you reset your Mail app. Once you have CleanMyMac X downloaded, go ahead and open it up. Then, click on CleanMyMac X at the top. Go down to Preferences. Then, open the Ignore List Tab. Click on Uninstaller in the sidebar and make sure you uncheck "Ignore system applications". Now that you've got that squared away, you'll be able to reset the Mail app in CleanMyMac. Close out of the Preference window and go back to CleanMyMac X. Then, in the left sidebar, click Uninstaller. Choose the Apple category. Scroll down to the Mail app and next to the arrow on the right, click "Show". Check Preferences and then next to the Mail app, a drop-down menu should appear. Select "Reset"...