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So recently every time I start my computer Windows has installed the new Outlook Mail program and replaced the old E-mail and Calander app. Thing is that I don't want to use Outlook Mail and would like to keep using E-mail and Calander.
Is there a way to stop Windows from installing Outlook Mail permenantly?
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I need a way to stop Outlook. I not only don't want it, when the trial was first offered it said I had to have a student or work account. I have neither. I want Outlook to stop NOW!
Funny, you deleted all the answers to the original question.
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Outlook's interface is WORSE than Calendar and Mail. ((((
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This is so bad. Please let us known how to keep using Mail and Calendar.
I tried new Outlook multiple times, even days: is slower, makes easy things complicated. It is simply a worse product for 99% of what I do with email and events. Microsoft, why you want us to move to a worse product?
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Today, I've uninstalled Outlook 5 times already. But it reinstalls every time I launch Calendar. Stop this madness!
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Microsoft Mail & Calendar is going away.
You will have to switch to Outlook sooner than later and
you don't need a work or school school account.
Actually, no I don't have to switch. If I can't keep Mail, I will find another product. I don't like Outlook and I don't like when someone tries to shove something down my throat. As far as having to have a work or school account, when I tried to do the trial for Outlook, went to log in, it said I had to have a student account or a business account. I tried my log in twice and the same box appeared. The way I look at this, this is my computer, I will decide what is loaded and what isn't.