Back to old version of Outlook (Don't want Beta)

Anonymous
2018-03-26T22:44:28+00:00

I have a Beta version of Outlook which I don't care for... How do I get back to my original version or Classic version...

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  1. Anonymous
    2018-11-06T19:57:01+00:00

    Hello. I was changed from Classic, which I had been using for many years, i.e., Hotmail.com, to a version which I do not like, nor can I use it. Nothing on this new version works, i.e., is active. Now whenever I attempt to access or even type outlook.com, I get this useless version with a few very old emails that I cannot even access. WHAT IS GOING ON AT MICROSOFT EMAIL.? For seven days now I have not been able to get or use my email.

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