Your MAPI client is the email client that by default is used with URLs like "mailto:". To find out if there is a MAPI client, and if so, which one it is, here is a function that retrieves this information from the Windows Registry.
function Get-MAPIClient { function Remove-Argument { param ( $CommandLine ) $divider = ' ' if ($CommandLine.StartsWith('"')) { $divider = '"' $CommandLine = $CommandLine.SubString(1) } $CommandLine.Split($divider)[0] } $path = 'Registry::HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\mailto\shell\open\command' # create new object to return values $returnValue = 1 | Select-Object -Property HasMapiClient, Path, MailTo $returnValue.hasMAPIClient = Test-Path -Path $path if ($returnValue.hasMAPIClient) { $values = Get-ItemProperty -Path $path $returnValue.MailTo = $values.'(default)' $returnValue.Path = Remove-Argument $returnValue.MailTo if ((Test-Path -Path $returnValue.Path) -eq $false) { $returnValue.hasMAPIClient = $true } } $returnValue } Get-MAPIClient
Here is the result: