Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Can confirm issue is STILL happening even running the latest version (15.20.6298.45)... Users receive this error each time they open Outlook or open an invite:
This browser is no longer supported.
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Every time I click on New Meeting it opens my browser and its very frustrating. How do you shut this functionality off?
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I have a user on version 15.20.6298.45 and they are still having the same issue?
It may have been updated after you viewed the article but this is now also in the known issue:
"Starting Outlook or creating a new email may open a browser window to an OPX URL path such as:
*https://outlook.office.com/opx//activityfeed/?hostApp=outlookdesktop&culture=en-US*"
That describes my issue with Outlook opening a new tab just from being opened that I'm seeing.
I apologize for the delay. We are working on getting this posted as a Known Issue but it's taking longer than expected.
I used Control Panel->Programs and Features to uninstall Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime as did @Doc Holladay. Immediately afterward, opening Outlook calendar meetings ceased generating the dreaded "roompanel" zombie pop-up.
I did not reboot my PC, nor did I logout. Nevertheless, the next day, Opening an Outlook calendar meeting againt popped up the "roompanel" browser window, and Control Panel->Programs and Features again showed Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime installed.
Even though apparently Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime again exists on my PC, I can find no EdgeWebView folder under C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft, nor did an exhaustive search reveal an EdgeWebView folder, anywhere, on my PC, so I can see no way to uninstall EdgeWebView via the command line.
Any other suggestions that might rid users of this pest?