Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Please have a look at this Support article:
Outlook unexpectedly has an App Search bar above the message list
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This morning Outlook updated and I noticed there is a new search bar to search apps, how may I remove this bar?
I do not use apps, do not want to use apps and have no need to search for them.
If this is related to MS Team and conjoining everything, I still want to remove this app search bar in Outlook.
Please help.
Thank you!
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Please have a look at this Support article:
Outlook unexpectedly has an App Search bar above the message list
Try updating your Office installation (File > Account > Update Options > Update Now).
The bug should be fixed; see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/outlook-unexpectedly-has-an-app-search-bar-above-the-message-list-c1bed629-0d4e-42d4-b66e-877cccb74b47.
Ik denk dat Microsoft Office dit snel moet wijzigen want dit is een fout in de update hier hetzelfde geval. Ik gebruik microsoft 365
This solution does not work for me either. Like the original customer in this thread, I have exactly the same problem, and I also do not have the 'uncheck' options described. My outlook search options look exactly the same those in the post, although mine is Outlook Professional 2016 (not 2019). Like all the customers this update has completely messed up my inbox and calendar search options, while providing a huge ugly 'App Search box' that does not even work. Please can MS supply a fix to all the thousands of customers who now have this problem as a result of their update?
Thanks for the help, but this is does not work for me, as I had none of the extra stuff installed anyway (no version of 365). I only have Office Professional 2016. I also not sure where the installation files are afters so long and feel it's a bit rich for MS to expect a customer to entirely uninstall a product to resolve a glitch of their making. But thanks for trying to help, amidst all the customers asking for exactly the same help and no solution (so far) being offered by the MS software developers who have caused this problem.