Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Thank you so much for providing the solution!
PS 2029 isn't a red line, they would need to extend it surely :)
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I have MS 365 + Office so I have the package of office aplications including Outlook Classic. SInce I had remove an email account from it (I have more 3 there) I was not able to run Outlook Classic again. It gives me the information that it's not possible to initiate the Microsoft Outlook, not possible to open then window of Outlook, not possible to open thr folders and that an unexpected error hapen.
At lesat, I unistall the Office and installed it again but the error still continue.
What can I do? I need to handle my .pst files including one of them that works as an email archive. These files didn't work with de Wiindows Outlook (which is very, very poor!).
What can I do?
THank you. (Sorry for my english)
António Sousa
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Thank you so much for providing the solution!
PS 2029 isn't a red line, they would need to extend it surely :)
Hi Antonio,
Typically, creating a mail profile helps, but you have 3 accounts, so this troubleshooting will be pretty much troublesome. Let me find what exactly is happening.
First, add a screenshot of the error.
To attach a screenshot, see below:
Alternatively, you can press the PrtScn key on the keyboard, if it exists, to directly copy the Entire screen, which you can paste using CTRL+V.
#2:
Press Windows+R keys on the keyboard, or Right-click Start on the Taskbar and choose Run.
Type "Outlook.exe /safe" without quotes.
Press Enter.
If it opens let me know.
AI answer
Use a step-by-step repair approach focused on Outlook Classic and the profile that was changed when the account was removed.
outlook.exe /safe and press Enter.These steps repair Office, the Outlook profile, and the data files, which together typically resolve the startup error and allow continued use of existing .pst archives in Outlook Classic.
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