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When I click the button it opens a generic msn webpage. My company uses DSSO so everything is already signed in. Can't seem to find anyone else who has had this error. I have tried repairing office, recreating mail profile etc.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I managed to get it to go away by disconnecting from my wireless network and reconnecting again. The banner is not appearing now.
Thanks however, I am not connected via wifi. I am hard wired via ethernet.
This worked for my user, too. They noted that their connection name in Outook had "2" appended at the end but the actual network connection doesn't reflect this. Either way, disconnecting from the network and reconnecting resolved the banner message.
I had this same issue come up over the past few days. Using a home computer, home network, Windows 10 PC, Outlook 2016. I disabled and re-enabled my Ethernet connection and that seems to have fixed it. I did note that when I first looked at "Ethernet status", it showed IPv6 Connectivity as "No Internet". IPv4 was good. After I disabled/re-enabled the Ethernet adapter, both IPv4 and IPv6 show "Internet".
Control Panel --> Network and Sharing Center
-click "Ethernet" link on right side of screen near "Access type"
-from Ethernet Status box that pops up, click "disable"
To re-enable, I right-clicked the network icon on the lower right corner of the desktop, ran the network troubleshooter, and it re-enabled the adapter. I'll bet there are some other ways to do this too-this is just the one I found first.
I just started having this same issue too. I'm a home user, on wired LAN, using Microsoft 365 Family subscription. What I also notice is after the banner shows up in Outlook, within a few minutes my browser launches all on its own and goes to an MSN page. When I close the browser, this happens again about every 3-5 minutes or so.