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For classic Outlook, select the icon without a “New” tag. From the Windows Start Menu, type “Registry Editor” in the search box and select the Registry Editor app. Navigate to the following path: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Preferences. Scroll to the bottom of the list to and double click on ...
Click on "Update Options" and then "Update Now." Follow any prompts to complete the update. Repair PST Files: Close Outlook. Open the "Control Panel" on your computer. Go to "Mail" or "Mail and Email Accounts." Click on "Data Files." Select the PST file associated with your Outlook profile and click "Settings."
I understand that you'd like to go back to the old version of Outlook or what we now call the classic version of Outlook for Windows. Assuming that you already are using "new" Outlook for Windows app now, you can revert this change by using the steps from the guide below.
Here are the steps to change your password for an existing email account: From Within Outlook: Open the Outlook application. Press CTRL+ALT+S to bring up the Send/Receive settings dialog. Select the group (most people only have one) and click on Edit. Choose the Email Account you want to update and click on Account Properties.
Yes, you can use the new version of Outlook with AOL email accounts. However, as you've discovered, you'll need to generate an app password on AOL to do this. Here are the steps: 1. Go to www.aol.com and log into your AOL account 2. Go to Account Info > Account Security 3. Scroll down to "Generate and manage app passwords" 4.
Select the Advanced tab. In the section, select . Under , select the group, and then select . Under , type the new group name, and then select . Under , select the old group name. Under both and for the 2 groups, clear the check box for. Select . Quit Outlook, and then restart Outlook.
How can we prevent the horrid New Outlook being forced on us until it is as robust and productive as the Legacy Outlook? 7/3/24 UPDATE Important! : It's been discovered New Outlook doesn't let you hover over a link to see the URL at the bottom of the screen to help figure out if a link is truly from the sender or part of a phishing attempt!
If the issue continues, Create a new Outlook profile. a. Open control panel. b. Change the category to small or large icons. c. Click Mail (Microsoft Outlook). d. In the window, click Show Profile. e. Click Add, name it (whatever name you want to) f. Enter your e-mail address and click next. g. Your new Outlook Profile has been created.
#1 - The Control Panel Mail app would only apply if you are using the Outlook desktop program (i.e. if your "Outlook" looks similar to item #3 in the screenshot contained in my previous reply #2 - In terms of the screenshot you provided, is that the screen that appears when you try to log into an Outlook.com using your browser?
Dear Microsoft Help, On September 10, 2024, I received an email with the title "Final notice - you may lose access to some of your third-party mail and calendar apps." This email came from *** Email address is removed for privacy ***. The email notes that I might lose email access on September 16, 2024. Currently, I use Microsoft Office 2021 ...