Is there a working solution?
Doesnt seem to be... after all this time.
I got this problem today on January 22.
One of my self created subfolder now has a clock sign next to it in outlook.com (web version)
That self created subfolder was created like 3 years ago and had a few e-mail inside it.
I dont know how this folder became/transformed into THE SCHEDULED FOLDER....
In outlook.com (webversion) when I right click that folder (the folder that has the clock sign next to it, lets call it AMOMA) I dont have the option to delete it or to rename it... Those option are greyed out. Compared to all my other self created folders I can all delete or rename them.
I tried some solution I read on this forum but none worked. I tried deleting all my assigned mobile accounts and that did not work. Also from the outlook android app I tried renaming or deleting that AMOMA folder and it does not let me do it.
I then tried with Outlook 2013 desktop program installed in my windows 10 pc.
I configured my hotmail account in outlook 2013 and got all my e-mail synched.
Then from the Outlook 2013 interface I HAD the option to delete or even rename that AMOMA sub folder.
Of course before doing that I moved the couple of e-mail that were in my AMOMA folder to another folder I created manually.
I then deleted the AMOMA folder (the scheduled folder). The folder disappeared in the outlook 2013 interface and was moved to the deleted items folder.
A couple of minutes later, the AMOMA folder came back to it's original location. So I can not delete that folder. When I do, it just reappears by itself...
The only temporary solution I found was to rename that folder. And the only way to do it was to again use outlook 2013 interface. I renamed my AMOMA folder to SCHEDULE.
I logged moments later in outlook.com (web version) and the rename of the folder was reflected there as well...
I then manually re-created a AMOMA folder and moved my e-mails back there.
So the problem is still there but at least I was able to change the name of that schedule folder and the only way was to use a Outlook windows program. (2013-2016-2019 versions)