Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I don't think we can hope to be fixed soon, as it is almost 4 month :)
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When I receive pop-up email notifications through Outlook, I used to be able to just click on the pop-up and it would open the email message. When I click on the notification now, nothing happens except that the notification goes away. In addition, subsequent emails that come in populate a notification but the notification is the same one that I previously received (for example, if the first email I received upon opening Outlook was from Sender A, I will get a notification from Sender A and clicking on that does not open the email. When I get an email from Sender B, I get another notification but it is the same notification as I received from Sender A; again, clicking on it does nothing except to dismiss the notification). If I instead click "dismiss" on the notification, then the new sender's information on the subsequent notification will be accurate.
Can this be fixed? How can I again get the email message to appear when I click on the email notification?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I don't think we can hope to be fixed soon, as it is almost 4 month :)
Ugh, this is so annoying and such an interruption in workflow. I hope they fix this soon. Whether it's Outlook or Windows, it's a Microsoft issue.
I am unable to open a mail in a separate window - like the pop-out function that I was used to with my earlier Outlook. I am using the latest Office 365 version.
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Why is this thread which identifies this exact problem locked for replies with no helpful answer being supplied?
At least it throws light on one anomaly: the double click does work as expected when you're not in Outlook at the time.
I get a similar problem. I double click on the notification, and yes it does bring up the notified email but hidden behind all my other windows.
This is not terminal, just very annoying for workflow. I first thought nothing was happening but then on close down found all these windows waiting. When I double click I want to deal with that now not have it appear as a background window.
It always used to bring that email to the front for immediate action.
Is there some setting for this? If it's a bug can it be fixed.
I'm using the latest updated version of Microsoft 365 on a year old MS Surface top of the range laptop with the latest Windows OS