Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Have you tried creating a new mail profile to see if this helps at all?
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Hi all, today I got an error message when opening Ms. Outlook with the following error message (We cannot render a new actionable message right now. Please close an existing one in Microsoft Outlook and retry) As for what I have done =
*Update office version
*Re-install O365
but neither of those things solved the problem, really appreciate if anyone in this forum can give more advice.
(no problem sending messages via OWA)
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Have you tried creating a new mail profile to see if this helps at all?
Hi, FresTea~
Good day!
Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.
According to your description, the issue of your concern that there's a prompted error displays on your Outlook desktop client.
For narrowing down this issue, please be kindly to check if there's a same issue under the Safe mode - Open Office apps in safe mode on a Windows PC.
If it works well under the safe mode, please give an attempt for Repair an Office application and see if it helps.
In addition, please give it a shot by creating a new profile - Create an Outlook profile and check if it can make any differences.
We're glad to help you and looking forward to your new updates.
Sincerely,
Alex | Microsoft Community Moderator.
The two answers are 100% useless. This dialog started appearing a couple of weeks ago and since it's hitting multiple people I'd point the blame at an Outlook update.
@Mike Is this happening in emails from one user or multiple users?
We're seeing this to one user from a single user and at this point it seems to only come up when an email with an attachment is opened.
This has started happening to me when I shut down the computer on both my work computer (Windows 11) and my personal computer (Windows 10). It first started on the work computer in beginning of august and a little later on my personal computer. It certainly smells a lot like an update of some sort may have caused this.
It happens when I shut down the computer without manually closing Outlook first. If I manually close Outlook then no problem. But if I shut down, it will complain that Outlook is preventing the computer from shutting down. When I click cancel to go back and see, I see this specific problem and messagebox.