Last week my office changed color to blue and i spoted opening pdf files
Last week my office changed color to blue and i spoted opening pdf files. when i try to open a pdf file says "Error and to try again later in a few moments" The Outlook online say the same thing. On my phone i can see the pdf fine. I tryied to repair the outlook, but didnt work.New Outlook left navigation bar
Is it possible that Microsoft persistently ignores the requests of its customers to remove/hide the left navigation bar from the screen of the new Outlook? Recently, you configured it so that when the screen is reduced, the navigation pane—which is actually needed—disappears. Once again, you ignored the left navigation bar, which is used extremely rarely and absolutely does not belong there. People who use 13‑inch screens do not have enough space for this imposed bar. I simply do not understand such a careless and inconsiderate approach on Microsoft’s part. WHY don’t you listen to your customers? Why do you deliberately harass them with various experiments and solutions that nobody wants?
Reoccurring & Individual Events in Outlook Calendar
I have numerous different groups that reoccur every week, same time. I have input all off them on our shared Outlook calendar. However, here is an email I received from my boss, asking to make them all individual instead, with reasons why: Why I asked for individual groups is because I use the coverage calendar to track how I covered things and justify FTE during budget time. If groups are entered as reoccurring, any changes to the reoccurring appointment auto changes all meetings in the calendar erasing everything that was done throughout the year. Also, when listed as reoccurring, any change of color, changes the entire series which is not helpful in quickly identifying GAPS and increases the chances of uncovered groups going unnoticed. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can do this without creating an individual event all the time? Thanks in advance!
How do I download outlook emails in bulk on Surface Laptop 7 (Arm)
I am on a Surface Laptop 7 with an ARM processor. I cannot download my emails because when I go to the export setting, I see this error message: Outlook Data Files support is not currently available on this device. See this article for feature requirements. And on clicking on that article link I see this: Outlook Data Files (.pst) isn't supported with the ARM version of new Outlook. I also cannot do not see an export option on the Outlook web client. How can I download emails in bulk? (side rant: Why are Microsoft products not being proactively made compatible with a Microsoft laptop architecture?!)
outlook says storage is full but its not.
can someone explain how im paying for a service from a multibillion dollar company but yet it says i only have 5gb for email then says i have 100gb of storage but cant send or receive emails. support is no help and they only submit tickets to my email but guess what i cant receive them.Classic Outlook: The People Card Is Not Retiring, Just the Expanded View
One part of this Classic Outlook update could easily confuse people, so it is worth clearing up. In June 2026, Microsoft is retiring the People Card Expanded View in Classic Outlook. The full People Card is not going away. Users will still be able to open the standard contact card. What is changing is the expanded view, which gives users a little more context and a few extra details in one place. It may seem like a small change at first, but these types of updates can still affect how users look up contact information and move through their daily work. I put together a full blog post that explains what is changing, what stays, and where users can still get the richer contact experience. Read the full post here: Classic Outlook Is Retiring the People Card Expanded View traccreations4e-p26 4/7/2026
New Outlook: This message can't be saved right now. Please try again
We are having an issue in New Outlook with shared mailboxes. This issue just started happening. User replies to an email in a shared mailbox. User changes the "from" field to her email. User tries to send the email but receives an alert "This message can't be saved right now. Please try again later." The message then closes and a copy of the email is saved to the Drafts folder. No permissions have changed. If user tries the same actions in the Outlook Web Client or Classic Outlook, the user is able to send the email without issue. We've tried resetting New Outlook, restarting Windows, behavior persists. Again, this function was working up until recently. Microsoft Outlook Version: 1.2026.317.100 WebView2 Version: 146.0.3856.84 (Stable) Please advise how we can resolve this issue.
Outlook contact CSV import corrupts existing contacts without warning
Outlook (classic) corrupts existing contacts during CSV import without any warning. When I re-import a CSV exported by Outlook itself (UTF-8 with BOM), the contacts lose their names and email addresses and appear as “Name not available”. Using the exact same CSV content re-encoded as Shift-JIS imports correctly. This behavior is reproducible and cannot be prevented by user actions. It appears to be a defect or a flawed design in Outlook’s CSV import logic. Please investigate and provide an official explanation.
