Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
None of the suggestions above worked for me.
What did work was:
Top menu> Outlook>New Outlook>deselect
This worked for me too! Many thanks!
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Hi.
I am using Macbook with MacOS Big Sur (11.2.3) and ran into a problem with Outlook, out of nowhere. I can't see attachments in any of my emails even though I can see the paperclip icon that indicates that the email has an attachment.
I've tried any tips I could find but nothing can solve the problem. This problem only occurs in the application version while the web version runs smoothly.
Using older versions of Outlook for Mac for personal email and calendar
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None of the suggestions above worked for me.
What did work was:
Top menu> Outlook>New Outlook>deselect
This worked for me too! Many thanks!
I was having this same problem this morning! Max crashed and corrupted a bunch of MS related profiles I think.
I went into the Account settings and removed the problematic account, signed back in and it seems to have resolved the issue.
I noticed when it was happening on my account that it was mostly "cloud/online" emails that had the issue, anything recently received or sent and stored locally on my device didn't have the same issue.
I was also getting stuck in a loading loop trying to reply to emails stored on the cloud.
Hopefully this is helpful to someone!
I changed to the old outlook and I can now see the attachments, and the calendar also shows appointments.
Nothing else worked.
Dear Microsoft Team ,
The suggested fixes are not working. When will an update to Outlook fix this major issue? Thanks.
Hi Ken,
Recently outlook is not showing the attachments. I've tried your suggestions and they don't work.
Thanks,
Luis E Marin