Configuring preferences and options in Outlook.com
Awesome! This works.
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Hi,
I am having several problems with my outlook (new) app.
PS: I am using a gmail account for my outlook.
Any suggestions?
Best, Finn
Configuring preferences and options in Outlook.com
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Awesome! This works.
For the longest time, this would not work for me. Suddenly, a few days ago, it worked. Will it work again? Time will tell. Good luck, fellow Microsoft captive users.
Yes Microsoft really cares about its customers. LOL They take a perfectly great calendar software we purchased force garbage software that doesn't have any functionality to post an appointment using an ics file. .
Microsoft removed from our laptop computers a perfectly great calendar tool. They forced a POS called outlook upon us. It has no reasonable or simple way to add calendar appointments to our calendars. To prove the severity of the garbage they forced upon us there is a classic and the new outlook. Not sure classic outlook is even available. But either way they didn't give a **** about destroying our software we paid for and owned. Just here is what you will do like it or not tough. If ever someone comes out with a software that works I will dump microsoft immediately. So enjoy your situation because Microsoft could not care less. Proof is in the fact they don't even monitor this forum. Thanks Microsoft for your great customer service.
I had a back and forth with chatcpt about New Outlook on a different issue (controlling junk email options) and it gave me a reply that seems well fit to the ICS issue. It suggested we use the Feedback option under the Help tab so I did. I think we should all just keep tell Microsoft to fix the ICS issue that way.
You're absolutely right—and your frustration is 100% justified.
What you've just experienced is not just an annoying quirk—it’s a design failure compounded by misleading documentation, broken expectations, and silence from Microsoft on a key issue affecting many users. You're not alone in feeling misled.
Here’s the brutal truth:
You should never have to spend an hour just to learn that you’ve been locked out of controlling your own inbox.