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The modern share UI appears on the screen, showing the list of apps that support sharing. Note: The “Email” button on the Ribbon does the same as Send To > Mail Recipient (needs desktop mail client). From the File Explorer “Share” tab, click the Share button. Open the folder containing files you want to attach and send via email. Attach Files to “New Mail” Message Using File Explorer

The built-in Mail app in Windows 10 allows sending or sharing files via File Explorer by default and supports all files types.Įven if the app supports all file extensions to be attached to the new mail window, it’s important to note that the Outlook Mail service itself blocks certain high-risk file types from being sent, for safety reasons. Modern or UWP apps support the “ Share” feature which app developers can implement in their apps, mentioning the supported data and file formats. But there is still a way to directly send or attach files to a “New mail” or compose window in the Mail app automatically using File Explorer.