Nov 15 2021 08:01 AM - edited Nov 17 2021 09:03 AM
Every time I try to open the Outlook app on my iPhone 12 (iOS 15.1) it keeps crashing right away. I have two business Microsoft accounts logged into it and they're working on desktop just fine.
I tried (1) restarting my phone and (2) removing the app (and deleting data) and re-installing it but it still keeps crashing. Not sure how to remove my Microsoft accounts from the Outlook app without being able to open it in case the accounts themselves are causing the issue. Couldn't find anything in the Outlook settings on my phone.
Update: At least in my case, it appears that adding Outlook widgets to the widgets screen on my iPhone was causing the app to crash. When I removed the widgets, the app was able to start again. See my best response reply below for more details.
Nov 16 2021 02:57 AM
@sergei-wallace I am having the same issue on my iPad Pro (11 inch) as I just upgraded to same iOS 15.1 and cannot run Outlook any more. Help!!
Nov 16 2021 08:31 AM
Nov 16 2021 12:12 PM
Note it still does not work on IPad. Interestingly, I can see Outlook emails on the lock screen with contents, but cannot open the app on my iPad yet. I have powered down.
Nov 16 2021 08:09 PM
Nov 17 2021 08:58 AM - edited Dec 07 2021 10:55 AM
SolutionUpdate: I think I figured out the issue (for me, at least). I had added Outlook widgets to my iPhone widgets pane (interface when you swipe left from the home screen) and it started crashing again. When I removed the widgets, the app is able to start again. I imagine this caused the original issue, as well, as I had added the widgets before the app started crashing and then they were auto-removed when I uninstalled and reinstalled the app.
Side note: I believe that my company enabled some new enterprise security feature for Office 365/Outlook (a new loading screen appeared when I opened the mobile Outlook app the other day with some message about securing my device/work account etc.) and so that *may* play a role in this crash bug and the incompatibility with iOS widgets.
Nov 17 2021 09:00 AM
Nov 17 2021 09:01 AM
Nov 18 2021 10:58 AM
Dec 07 2021 10:48 AM
Dec 07 2021 12:01 PM
After uninstalling and reinstalling, I eventually got it working. Not in any reproducible way, though. It just stopped crashing finally.
Jan 21 2022 10:50 PM