Microsoft is really trying to convince people to use its new Outlook for Windows app. Toward that end, the app has received its latest round of updates. Those include Copilot AI, offline access, and a ...

If Outlook keeps asking for your password on Windows, try restarting the app, re-adding your account, deleting saved credentials, disabling third-party antivirus, or reinstalling Outlook. Ensure your ...

TL;DR: Microsoft is automatically installing the new Outlook app on Windows 10 with the next cumulative update in February (or its preview, which will arrive late in January). People can still use the ...

In 2023, Microsoft announced that the Mail, Calendar, and People apps on Windows were officially coming to an end and would be replaced by Outlook for Windows. Those apps are still available on the ...

Back in December last year, 2024, Microsoft announced via the Microsoft 365 admin center that Enterprise users would be switched over to the New Outlook for Windows from Classic Outlook in April of ...

Microsoft first launched the new Outlook for Windows app in preview form in May 2022. In September 2023, the company declared the app as generally available for personal use. This week, the company ...

Microsoft automatically installs the new Outlook with Windows 10 KB5051974. You can prevent the Outlook app from being installed with a simple registry hack. If you ...

Microsoft releases an urgent Windows 11 update to fix Outlook crashes caused by the January 2026 security patch and cloud ...

Microsoft seems to have messed up again with its latest Windows 11 update, which borks the classic Outlook app. Earlier this ...

You can change notification sounds for emails and calendar events directly within the new Outlook app for Windows. In classic Outlook, you can choose whether to play a sound when a new email arrives.

If Outlook opens in a browser instead of the app, execute the solutions given below. Change the default app in Windows settings Set Outlook as the default client for all extensions Change the default ...