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Hi, the issue is simple:
after the update to New Outlook, it runs at boot time and I don't know how to disable this. Can't find any setting in the app or an entry in the Task Manager Boot tab.
Thanks,
Luca
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I think I've found a workaround to this problem. Disable Background Apps for BOTH Outlook (new) AND Mail and Calendar. You'll notice how you can switch between new Outlook and Mail/Calendar. My theory is that new Outlook still depends on Mail/Calendar and disabling Background Apps for both prevents Automatic startup of new Outlook.
So far so good.
This worked for me, specifically disabling background apps for the mail/ calendar. Disabling just outlook didn't work by itself. It's been over a week and still good.
Tried all of this. Outlook didn't appear in either place and does not appear in startup list.
How do I disable background apps?
Thank you...Someone who actually understood the problem.