Bug or migration strategy for New Outlook, we wonder Far be from us to suggest Microsoft is trying to force people onto its ...

Microsoft recently acknowledged a critical bug impacting Outlook Classic users. The company indicated that the bug causes an ...

In a post on Microsoft’s Support blog, the company warns that typing in a recent version of classic Outlook can lead to high ...

The confusion over Microsoft's plans to retire the current Mail and Calendar apps for Windows with the new Outlook for Windows app continues. Last week, Microsoft sent a message to Microsoft 365 ...

Users receive in-app notifications before the migration and can opt out of the automatic migration through Outlook Options > General. Users who are switched to the new Outlook can toggle back to ...

Microsoft’s new Outlook app — labeled “Outlook (new)” as opposed to “Outlook (classic)” — normally saves your emails online, so you cannot access them without an internet connection.

Two weeks ago, Microsoft said it was investigating an issue causing the new Outlook email client to crash when users clicked a button that should've helped them switch back to classic Outlook.

This problem only occurs when installing classic Outlook via the Microsoft Store. Here's a workaround you can use.

2] Repair, Reset or Uninstall Outlook (new) Press Win+I to open Windows Settings and go to Apps > Installed apps. Locate Outlook (new). See if using Repair helps. If not, use Reset and see.

The mail merge process in Outlook 2025 has been redesigned to prioritize simplicity and usability. You can now initiate the feature directly from the “New Mail” dropdown menu or through the ...

All Windows 10 devices will receive the new Outlook as part of this update. The new Outlook app will appear as an additional programme on devices running Windows 10. It will not replace the ...