Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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You can't open classic Outlook on a new Windows PC - Microsoft Support
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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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This support article may help:
You can't open classic Outlook on a new Windows PC - Microsoft Support
Just built a new PC, new outlook was installed by default, there is no option to revert to classic it's been permanently deleted.
The whole feature set has been dumbed down.
Microsoft have fixed none of the issues with outlook they have just replaced it with mail 2.0 and taken all the reasons to buy office away, outlook and word were the only apps I used in office, there should be a cheaper more compact office where you can select the apps you want and not have a bundle of bloat installed.
New outlook is a piece of crap, the background picture is so visually annoying, can't tolerate to use it.
Everyone, did you see Hal and my replies on Page 25? It worked for me. I got a new computer and installation of Microsoft 365 and it just came with the crappy new Outlook. Classic Outlook was not on my computer and the "slide switch" on New Outlook didn't work. Doing this I was able to get back the classic Outlook that we all want.
Basically, here is what you do:
The button to return to Classic Outlook was moved to the help tab:
After lots of searching, I came across a remedy (only temporary but works), for this problem. Right click on the Start menu. Select installed apps and hit enter. Then scroll down to find Microsoft 365 and click on the """ (that's the three (3) dots) and select Modify. Click on Modify and the select Repair, either Quick Repair. This works for me however, I seem to have to repeat this often. I haven't found a permanent fix yet so if someone does come across an answer, please let me know.
I hope this helps out.