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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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I was having the same issue with one particular user. I downloaded and ran demo Malwarebytes version, and it removed a setting in the users Chrome - User Data - Default - Preferences folder. After that setting was eliminated, no more pop-up browser page when Outlook starts.
I was having the same issue with one particular user. I downloaded and ran demo Malwarebytes version, and it removed a setting in the users Chrome - User Data - Default - Preferences folder. After that setting was eliminated, no more pop-up browser page when Outlook starts.
Thanks for the reply. I tried this but MB didn't find anything to change. Any idea what setting it was? Also, I'm looking in Chrome's settings and don't see "User Data - Default - Preferences". Is this a Windows folder area or Chrome settings?
We use MS Edge, but it's built on Chrome's engine, so this may be the clue that I need. Thank you for any further input!
I think this is where the preference file is located... C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
I think this is where the preference file is located... C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
Ah, great. Thanks! Like I suspected, our settings are located in the same area, but in a Microsoft\Edge folder instead of Google\Chrome. I'll focus there and see if I can figure anything out. Thanks again for the reply!
Known issue. SI - EX494812