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Please help, Outlook inbox is not displaying all emails received.
Missing emails do not appear in focus, other, or junk inboxes.
Inbox is not full, all filters are reset.
Missing emails can only be seen when using the search bar.
This issue occurs on phone and laptop, even after reinstallation of Outlook.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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The issue was eventually solved, my Outlook data files cache on my computer somehow created multiple copies of itself (shown below).
The issue was resolved by going into Outlook account settings and disabling the use of cached data.
Hello,
The Outlook issue I am having seems to be tied to my account.
Reinstalling Outlook, using Outlook on the Web and Outlook on a cell device all have the same issues.
I have exhausted all recommendations for trouble shooting through MS Outlooks support website.
Please help, Outlook is not showing new emails received.
This is a bug in Outlook - I regularly check my email, but not all messages appear. It even shows that there are unread emails, but they do not display in Outlook. If I check with the web version, they are there:
Dear Connor Markart
Good day!
Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are glad to assist. We are looking into your situation and we will update the thread shortly.
Appreciate your patience and understanding and thank you for your time and cooperation.
Sincerely,
Winter| Microsoft Community Moderator
Connor Markart, Go to the word "Filter" on the right side of your email screen. Click it. On the drop-down menu, see the word "Sort". Click that. See a drop-down menu that includes "Date". Check that option, and you will see your inbox formatted correctly with your incoming emails.