Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
i give up junk time to move on to blue you guys know how to kill a good working thing maybe ill try in 6 mo you may get right by then
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My email does not have the toggle option in the top right corner to get the classic outlook back. There is no longer the old outlook in the store either. I have also tried the steps in registry editor and that didn’t work out either.
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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i give up junk time to move on to blue you guys know how to kill a good working thing maybe ill try in 6 mo you may get right by then
George - When going to Start, the older version is listed as frequently used. I opened that, and had the idea to delete the new version. Bingo. Until today: I couldn't open the older version. I had to unistall the new version, and seems to be working.
PLEASE HELP. I CAN'T DO IT BY MYSELF. IT IS SO COMPLICATED FOR ME. THANKS.
I can't even open the MS Outlook (classic version). It says the application has been modified or moved and asking to delete the program. Not sure what happened...
I do NOT want the "New Outlook" - I have uninstalled it several times. But it keeps returning.
I consider this a form of extortion.
My personal business, my bills, license renewals, etc all come through my HOTMAIL Email address, because I was assured over 20 years ago
of a secure email without ADs appearing in my Inbox.
I do not want my email info on a "One Drive" -
I want my info to remain on my laptop and do not want my email info shared with anyone except who I am emailing.
It is simply not plausible to close this account or I would.