Outlook showing "from" field when replying to an email addressed or cc'd to me

Anonymous
2023-01-25T18:12:45+00:00

Very recently, don't know the exact date, when replying to an email, addressed to me or I'm cc'd, Outlook shows the "from" field (with my email address, no other account).

I have one email account, I cannot find a solution to stop this from appearing, it doesn't impact anything, just it never used to show it, now it does.

It doesn't appear if I create a new email (wouldn't expect it to, as I only have one account), It also doesn't appear If I reply to an email that doesn't name me but am part of a mail group.

Anyone else have this "issue", a workaround or is there a fix?

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-01-31T17:27:41+00:00

    I so wanted that to work. Still an issue for me too. I tried the sequence twice.

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  2. Anonymous
    2024-01-31T17:21:24+00:00

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    I have figured out the "fix" for this by trial and error!

    If you have the registry value already set to '0', then put the '1' in the field. Restart Outlook. You will notice nothing changes and it will still be doing the same issue.

    Now, go back into the registry and put a '0' in the previous field where you had the '1'. Restart Outlook.

    Boom, problem solved.

    -AH Dev.

    Nope, Still is an issue

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