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While using the Outlook App on Windows 10, Creating a new event in Calendar, and ONLY when selecting Invite Attendees button, Outlook will open a tab in my browser that does nothing but have the outlook logo.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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changes in the registry is not working anymore.
$RegistryPath = 'HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\Options\Calendar'
$Name = 'ShowLegacyRoomFinder'
$Value = '1'
Same with us. Folks who had this issue previously and the regkey modified are running into this issue again.
I have found this only occurs when opening a meeting where Teams has been enabled. If i create a new meeting and click "teams meeting" then the issue occurs. If i open a team meeting on my calendar in Outlook, then same issue occurs. It doesn't happen with other outlook calendar events.
This has only just started happening to me this week (w/c 27/3).
Whenever I open Outlook a new tab with the envelope logo is opening, accessing our email in a browser is disabled.
I use Brave browser as the default and changing this setting in Edge, which I never open or use, has cured it for me.
... changing this setting in Edge, which I never open or use, has cured it for me.
Alex_414x, do you mean you change your default browser to Edge? I tried this (with Chrome and Firefox) but it still opens the default browser (and requires a login because it doesn't recognize it). What settting are you referring to?