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NebilSedki
Nov 28, 2023Copper Contributor
I need to return to my classic Outlook. I need to turn off new toggle. I can't. Help
I obviously am not computer literate but I must get back to the classic Outlook. I have had my company email for years and it has the name of our company. The directions to get from the new Outlook...
GardenRR
Jul 26, 2024Copper Contributor
This instantly worked for me. Soon as I typed Outlook.exe into the Run box, it instantly launched Outlook Classic. I now have the toggle in the upper right hand corner should I ever change my mind (fat chance!).
Thank you!
Thank you!
andrewmwinter
Jul 26, 2024Copper Contributor
GardenRR
hey there. Nope. My copy of Windows kind find Outlook.exe. I get the following message:
Windows cannot find 'Outlook.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.
I have run into the problem any number of times on my system. I suspect I have some kind of "indexing" turned off somehow. But as of right now this fails.
- GardenRRJul 26, 2024Copper ContributorNo one would ever accuse me of being a geek, but in the Settings app choose "Privacy & Security" from the left-hand side. Select "Searching Windows" option, scroll to the bottom of the page to "Indexer troubleshooter" Click on that and a popup offers, among other options, to troubleshoot "Outlook search doesn't return results." Have you tried running that trouble shooter? (I made a couple of screenshots for you, but I now see I can't attach them.)
- andrewmwinterJul 26, 2024Copper ContributorHey there.
I have, I think, the best solution.
Open Start menu
Go to Settings.
Go to apps
Select Default apps.
In the list in the main window there is a section called Email.
Click on whatever is in there, I got a list of apps I could choose as my default.
On my system "outlook" was what was there. On that list I saw "Mail".
I looked at that and realized that Old Outlook used to be called "Windows Mail".
So I clicked on Mail.
Now under the Email section it said Mail
That propagated through my system to the extent that the Icon for mail I had already pinned to my task bar was automatically switched over to the older "Windows Mail" and that got me what I was after, the older version of Outlook.