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I noticed that Outlook did not open automatically in Windows 11 like it should when I rebooted, so I tried to start it manually. That didn't work either. Not even running "outlook /safe" worked.
Am I missing something here?
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I very carefully did these instructions. The installer came back with an error unable to install a 64 bt fix to a 32bt program and promptly;y uninstalled my 365. I have a brand new HP 64 bit machine. Now not only is outlook not there but none of the other MS 365 programs are either. Hopefully a reinstall will work.
Of all the replies for fixes, this one worked for me. Thank you!
you're welcome
This worked for me!!!! Thank you so much!!!
None of the above worked for me but resetting the nav pane solved this for me. Win+R - outlook.exe /resetnavpane