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Does thunderbirds html view actually function running on Win 10?

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I am trying to move from a Win 7 platform running Live Mail 2011 unto a Win 10 platform running thunderbird 60.6.1(32-bit). Emails created using Live Mail in html format become test with all the links broken out. It's not my ISP because using it's web mail those messaged look fine, but when read into the inbox of thunderbird they do not and appear as text only. I keep checking my thunderbird settings but they are set for html. I have just about given up on using thunderbird as my new mail client and wonder if anyone else can use it in html mode on the Win 10 plastrorm?

I am trying to move from a Win 7 platform running Live Mail 2011 unto a Win 10 platform running thunderbird 60.6.1(32-bit). Emails created using Live Mail in html format become test with all the links broken out. It's not my ISP because using it's web mail those messaged look fine, but when read into the inbox of thunderbird they do not and appear as text only. I keep checking my thunderbird settings but they are set for html. I have just about given up on using thunderbird as my new mail client and wonder if anyone else can use it in html mode on the Win 10 plastrorm?

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check you have this setting. 'Menu icon' >'View' > 'Message Body as' > select 'Original HTML'