Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
I'm sorry I didn't look at your answer correctly i deleted those files
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I'm not using "the new Outlook", I'm staying with the "classic Outlook". Since I don't use it, I have to delete the app. To my surprise, it re-installs itself after a period of time. It's super annoying since I have to keep deleting it How do I stop this from happening?
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I'm sorry I didn't look at your answer correctly i deleted those files
UPDATE! Well, this worked for just over a week, but Microsoft figured a away around it and now Outlook is back to automatically reinstalling itself. Now you can only do these instructions each time you want to try Windows Mail, and redo do them every time after.
The fix that MalacTheLittle presented works on Windows 10, and has worked for me for several days now, if you follow the instructions exactly. I will repost those instructions together here so you can try it seamlessly:
And that should be it... no more Outlook (new) on your PC!
If you have problems with folder permissions, do this first:
3. In header section underOwner click on Change
4. Enter your user name and click Check Names (it will find users object name)
BTW, your username will be the name or email, and password, that you use to log into your Microsoft account when you log into windows.
They are moth***uckers - they apper to have fixed it!!!
Thank you! This is what finally helped - anything else failed badly.