After Thunderbird has been installed, click the Finish button to close the setup wizard.The Back button takes you to the Welcome screen and the Cancel button stops the installation. If you do not want this, clear the checkbox labeled Use Thunderbird as my default mail application.Ĭlick the Next button to continue the installation. Note that Thunderbird installs itself as your default mail application.
The Custom setup option is recommended for experienced users only. For most users the Standard setup option is good enough for their needs.
The next thing that you see is the Setup Type screen. If you want to cancel it, click the Cancel button. The first thing that the installer does is display the Welcome to the Mozilla Thunderbird Setup Wizard screen.Ĭlick the Next button to start the installation. Find the setup file on your computer (it's usually in the Downloads folder) and then double-click it to start the installation. Close all applications running on your computer. The web browser displays a message asking you to start the download:Ĭlick the Save button to save the Thunderbird Setup file to your computer. Click the download button to save the installation program to your computer. If you want to use Thunderbird in a different language or with a different operating system, click the Other Systems and Languages link and select the version that you need. This page detects your computer's operating system and language, and it recommends the best version of Thunderbird for you to use. Use your web browser to visit the Thunderbird download page at. Installing Thunderbird involves two steps: first, downloading the software and then running the installation program. Mozilla recommends 1 GB of memory or more 
Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP: 768 MB of memory.Mozilla recommends Pentium 500 MHz or greater Thunderbird will run on a computer with at least the following hardware: Thunderbird runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.
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