Outlook not removing junk emails from one sender
I'm using Outlook 2016 on Windows 11. Beginning on Feb 17, my email spam folder started blowing up with about 40+ spam emails per day, all on "fake medical" topics -- attempting to sell cures for every medical condition that you can think of, and some you would never think of. Then after a couple of weeks, some of them started appearing in my Inbox, not caught by the spam filter. So, I raised my Junk email filter level to High. And whenever an unwanted email still gets through to my Inbox, I put the sender on the Outlook "block sender" list. But emails from one particular sender keep getting through to the Inbox, no matter how many times I block the address. What else can I do?
Cannot reset account password
I created an email address for RSVP purposes. I do not remember the password, and cannot find what I wrote it down on, and have never sent an email from it so I cannot provide enough information to recover the account. I have phoned support and all the bot does is refer me to the website reset which does not work. How can I talk to a real person or recover this account?Outlook Retrieves Emails But Fails to Put Then Into the Inbox
I have a brand new Dell desktop that replaced a previous Dell desktop computer. I have rebuilt everything on the new computer that was on the old, but have a very strange problem with Outlook. When I click on "Send/Receive", I see at the bottom right of the screen that it is retrieving a bunch of emails from the Gmail server. But upon completion of the retrieval, none of those emails appears in the Inbox. If I click again on "Send/Receive", the process repeats. And since I have set up retrieval to automatically issue the "Send/Receive" every three minutes, this process repeats and repeats, never placing the retrieved emails into the Inbox. I should also comment that the count of the emails only increases, telling me that those emails do not disappear from the server. I am using POP3, not IMAP. I am using Outlook Classic, not the new Outlook. I have been using Outlook for many, many years, and have successfully set up Outlook many, many times. But I am totally baffled by what I am seeing. I would appreciate any suggestions at all. Thank you. Len JacobsonPersonal Microsoft account security code
Dear Microsoft Outlook Support Team, I am currently facing an issue while trying to reset my Outlook account password. I have forgotten my password and attempted to reset it, but I am encountering problems during the verification process. The system is asking for mobile verification codes multiple times, and I am receiving an error message stating that the service is not available. Because of this, I am unable to complete the password reset process. I kindly request you to assist me in resolving this issue and help me regain access to my account as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and support.
Will Microsoft ever provide a viable email client again?
I'm a long time user of Outlook - from long before it became Classic. It was a perfectly viable email client - not perfect but useable. I tried New Outlook when it was first promoted, and quickly switched back because it was functional deficient at the time. Since then, Microsoft have introduced issues into Classic Outlook - specifically: It can't maintain a set Office theme. I can set a theme (the Microsoft default system setting) but it corrupts and highlights in black (for example) after a short while. (I believe after the PC switches off the screen or the PC sleeps) It 'corrupts' while composing longer emails meaning that I cannot send or save the draft but must start again from scratch. I tried new Outlook again - it's not as bad as it was - but: It still doesn't allow me to present my email accounts in the order that I want to see them. It doesn't manage Contacts and Contact Lists correctly - while Classic Outlook does. So I now have my PC set-up to use both Classic and New Outlook and have to switch between them depending on what I need to do ... đ¤ˇââď¸đ My requirements aren't trivial, but they are not that complicated: I need to manage multiple email accounts - around 10 in all. I want to be able to present them in my 'most used' order - i.e. I want the ability to sort the order of accounts. I have a Microsoft account that I use to log-in to my PC etc. My default email account is Gmail My default calendar account is Microsoft I want a single default set of Contacts and Contacts lists that I can use in conjunction with any of my ten email accounts I want my email client to be stable Is that too much to ask? And why, oh why, can't Microsoft deliver such a solution?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.Itâs now easier to access iCloud Mail, Calendar, and Contacts in Outlook
Weâre excited to announce that the new Outlook for Windows, Outlook for Mac, and Outlook for iOS and Android now support easier iCloud Mail, Calendar, and Contacts access. You no longer need to create and enter app-specific passwords to access your iCloud data in Outlook apps. Now using the OAuth 2.0 authentication protocol, simply sign in with your Apple Account to access your iCloud Mail, Calendar, and Contacts in Outlook. If you already have iCloud set up in Outlook, in the coming months you will be asked to sign in, which will reauthenticate using the new OAuth 2.0 flow. Availability The ability to access iCloud Mail, Calendar, and Contacts using the new authentication flow is rolling out across the new Outlook for Windows, Outlook for Mac, and Outlook for iOS and Android. If you attempt to access iCloud data and are presented with the previous Basic Authentication flow (prompting for an app-specific password), ensure youâve updated to the latest Outlook app version and restart Outlook. For classic Outlook for Windows users, we recommend trying the new Outlook for Windows, which provides both the new authentication flow and built-in support for iCloud Mail, Calendar, and Contacts without the need for an Outlook add-in. Feedback We would love to hear from you. To submit your feedback, select: Help > Feedback in the new Outlook for Windows and Outlook for Mac Settings > Help & Feedback > Send Feedback in Outlook for iOS and AndroidNew 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 paneâwhich is actually neededâdisappears. Once again, you ignored the left navigation bar, which is used extremely rarely and absolutely does not belong there. People who use 13âinch screens do not have enough space for this imposed bar. I simply do not understand such a careless and inconsiderate approach on Microsoftâs part. WHY donât you listen to your customers? Why do you deliberately harass them with various experiments and solutions that nobody wants?
