Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I actually had 27K items on my search , cleared it all and it started working after a few hours , thank you for providing the solution.
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Search no longer works in Outlook. When I try to type something in the search field, it 'flashes' and nothing is entered. This morning there was both an Outlook and a Windows update.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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I actually had 27K items on my search , cleared it all and it started working after a few hours , thank you for providing the solution.
The service team has resolved the incident. If it's not fixed it should be soon. Are you still reproducing the issue?
It is still happening for me - just jumps out of the search bar when I try and search my hotmail account in Outlook 24 - but is fine for Gmail and Sky accounts in there?? Using the suggested workaround of searching in the sky or gmail mailbox using the All Mailboxes option
The service team has resolved the incident. If it's not fixed it should be soon. Are you still reproducing the issue?
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Its the wifi.. As soon as internet connection is stopped search works !! Communication back to MS server is whats doing it. But, need the internet to get results and use Outlook on PC
Every Sept/Oct MS breaks something...
Don't waste time on repair program as a user it does nothing.
Thanks to Jo Ann C for noticing this aspect of fault.....