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Account Locked: Recovery Form Automatically Rejected (Need Human Assistance)
Hello, I am trying to regain access to my old Microsoft account, br**mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons. Unfortunately, I have forgotten the password and I no longer have access to the phone number linked to the account. I completed the Microsoft account recovery form and provided as much information as possible. However, I received a message saying that the information I provided was insufficient to verify that I own the account. I understand the importance of account security, but I am not sure what else I can do to prove that the account belongs to me. Is there another way to verify my identity or contact Microsoft Support for help? Thank you for your assistance.
Outlook new doesn't allow to reorder folders created on pst file
Hi, when i create a new folder on a pst file, the new folder appears at the end of folder list. Although i can move the new folder to any other position in the folder list, when pst or outlook new is closed, folder appears again at the bottom of the folder list.
The advertising choices...
Ramming advertisements into Outlook was always weird, but actively doing this is just straight up messed up. While I cant fathom how people fall for these or other scammy behavior.... People do and its in poor taste to basically host click bait adverts. But I know microsoft dont give a a frick. Also who even uses McAfee!? Do they simply still exist through these practices?
How to Permanently Remove the Wunderlist Add-in from Outlook Classic (2026 Fix)
How to Permanently Remove the Obsolete Wunderlist Add-in from Outlook Classic Validated workaround for Windows and Outlook Classic Important: This workaround was successfully validated on Outlook Classic with Office Home & Business 2024, Windows 11 and a personal Microsoft account. Other Outlook or account types may behave differently. At a glance Item Details Estimated time 10–15 minutes Difficulty Intermediate Risk Low Outlook restart required Yes Windows restart required Yes Tested environment Outlook Classic, Office Home & Business 2024, Windows 11, personal Microsoft account When to use this guide • Wunderlist and Quick Add appear on the Message tab when an email is opened. • Clicking Wunderlist produces an add-in loading error. • Removing Wunderlist from Customize Ribbon only works temporarily. • Clearing or renaming the Office WEF cache does not permanently remove it. • Wunderlist does not appear as a normal COM add-in. Before you start Close Outlook and every other Microsoft Office application. Open Task Manager and confirm that OUTLOOK.EXE is not running. Step 1 – Open PowerShell Open Windows PowerShell or PowerShell 7. Administrator rights are not normally required. Step 2 – Locate the cached Wunderlist manifest Copy and paste the complete command below into PowerShell, then press Enter: $matches = Get-ChildItem "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Wef" -Recurse -File | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike "*.metadata" } | Select-String -Pattern "Wunderlist" -SimpleMatch $matches | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Path -Unique | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "`nFILE: $_" Get-Content -LiteralPath $_ -TotalCount 25 } Expected result: PowerShell should show a manifest containing entries similar to: <Id>56d1645a-c00a-4c3b-b676-63bde48359c3</Id> <Version>1.7</Version> <ProviderName>Wunderlist</ProviderName> <DisplayName DefaultValue="Wunderlist" /> If PowerShell returns no result, stop here. Open Outlook once, open an email, close Outlook completely and then repeat Step 2 so Outlook has an opportunity to rebuild the web-add-in cache. Step 3 – Copy the manifest to the Desktop Run the following PowerShell command. It automatically finds the Wunderlist manifest and copies it to the Desktop as Wunderlist-manifest.xml: $source = Get-ChildItem "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Wef" -Recurse -File | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike "*.metadata" -and (Select-String -LiteralPath $_.FullName -Pattern "<ProviderName>Wunderlist</ProviderName>" -SimpleMatch -Quiet -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) } | Select-Object -First 1 if (-not $source) { Write-Error "The Wunderlist manifest could not be found. Re-run Step 2 and confirm that the manifest exists." } else { $destination = Join-Path $env:USERPROFILE "Desktop\Wunderlist-manifest.xml" Copy-Item -LiteralPath $source.FullName -Destination $destination -Force Write-Host "Wunderlist manifest copied to: $destination" } Expected result: a file named Wunderlist-manifest.xml appears on the Windows Desktop. Step 4 – Add the manifest as a custom Outlook add-in 1. Open Outlook Classic. 2. Go to Home > Get Add-ins. In some versions, use Home > All Apps > Get Add-ins. 3. Select My Add-ins. 4. Scroll to Custom Add-ins. 5. Choose Add a custom add-in > Add from file. 6. Select Wunderlist-manifest.xml from the Desktop. 7. Accept the warning if Outlook asks whether the add-in should be trusted. Expected result: Wunderlist appears under Custom Add-ins and is marked Added. Step 5 – Remove the custom add-in 1. Under Custom Add-ins, locate Wunderlist. 2. Click the three-dot menu beside Wunderlist. 3. Choose Remove. 4. Confirm the removal. This is the critical step. Adding the cached manifest as a custom add-in exposes a working Remove option for the otherwise orphaned Wunderlist registration. Step 6 – Verify the fix 1. Close every Outlook window. 2. Use Task Manager to confirm OUTLOOK.EXE has stopped. 3. Reopen Outlook and open an email. 4. Check that Wunderlist and Quick Add are absent from the Message ribbon. 5. Close and reopen Outlook a second time and check again. 6. Reboot Windows, open Outlook and open an email one final time. Success criteria • Wunderlist no longer appears on the Message ribbon. • Quick Add has disappeared. • The add-in remains absent after two Outlook restarts. • The add-in remains absent after a full Windows reboot. Optional cleanup • Delete Wunderlist-manifest.xml from the Desktop after the fix is confirmed. • If you previously renamed the WEF folder to Wef.old and Outlook has created a new working Wef folder, you may delete Wef.old after confirming all add-ins work normally. Do not delete individual manifest files from the active WEF folder. It contains manifests and resources for several Office add-ins, not only Wunderlist. Why ordinary removal methods failed Removing the ribbon group only hid the visible command. Clearing the WEF folder removed the local cache, but Outlook recreated the cache and restored the obsolete Wunderlist manifest. Temporarily importing that same cached manifest as a Custom Add-in allowed Outlook to expose a valid Remove command for the orphaned registration. On the tested system, removing it this way survived multiple Outlook restarts and a full Windows reboot. Technical reference Property Value Provider Wunderlist Manifest ID 56d1645a-c00a-4c3b-b676-63bde48359c3 Manifest version observed 1.7 Temporary filename Wunderlist-manifest.xml Troubleshooting The search command finds no Wunderlist manifest Open Outlook, open an email containing the Wunderlist ribbon command, close Outlook fully and repeat the search. Also confirm that the folder %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Wef exists. Outlook refuses to add the XML file Confirm that the copied file contains <ProviderName>Wunderlist</ProviderName> and that the filename ends in .xml. Re-run Step 3 rather than manually renaming a different file. The Remove option is missing Confirm that Wunderlist appears under Custom Add-ins and is marked Added. If it appears only in the general catalogue with an Add button, it has not yet been imported from the XML file. Wunderlist returns after the reboot Repeat Steps 4 and 5 and confirm that the custom add-in was removed through its three-dot menu. If it still returns, the account may be reprovisioning the add-in and Microsoft Support may need to remove the server-side registration.
Feature request: meeting cancellation by organizer in M365 Copilot
During a recent usage of M365 Copilot, I identified a capability gap that significantly limits calendar-related automation. Current situation Copilot can: find meetings in my calendar, identify meetings where I am the organizer, interactively ask which meetings should be processed. However, Copilot is currently not able to cancel organizer-owned Outlook meetings and send cancellation notifications, although this is a natural next step in the workflow. Requested capability Cancel individual meetings organized by the user Cancel recurring meetings or selected instances Send a custom cancellation message to attendees Support bulk processing (e.g. vacation preparation) Example use case Before a planned absence, a user asks Copilot: Find all meetings during my vacation. Show only meetings where I am the organizer. Ask me for each meeting whether it should be cancelled. Cancel the selected meetings and send a predefined message such as: "Florian planned absent." This would be a valuable productivity enhancement for Outlook and Copilot users who manage large numbers of meetings. Could you please advise whether this capability is already planned, whether a feedback channel exists, or which product team would be the appropriate owner for this request?
Outlook for Mac 16.113 Search not functioning in Legacy View
Title says it all. I have reindexed Spotlight, I have reverted backwards to .112 and .111 and no matter what I do, I can not get the search function to work again in Legacy view. I promise, I am NOT going to use the new view, it is hideous. Please help me, someone! I knew there were discussions about .112 search not working, and XML messages, but I haven't found this issue posted anywhere. Doesn't anyone actually test these releases before they send them out? :)Log in issues
I am having issues logging in and switching microsoft accounts between personal Hotmail account and microsoft work account. If I sign into one or the other on one device whether a phone, mac or PC. It logs in but then when i try to log into another on the other device it states I have logged in too many times which is not correct. I never had the same phone number on both accounts for sso but microsoft picked up my work number to my personal account. Fix the issue please or give me a resolution, in the meantime I am using a Gmail account. ThanksOutlook doesn't show the picture correctly in mail body, AGAIN
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