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Deployment overview for the new Outlook for Windows

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The new Outlook for Windows client installer is now available either from the Microsoft Store or the Office Content Delivery Network (CDN).

The new Outlook is currently offered as a preview upgrade to classic Outlook for Windows through a toggle. Users can opt in to download the installer and switch to the new experience and can choose to migrate settings and install add-ins from classic Outlook. After users toggle in, they’ll see their supported accounts migrated from classic Outlook for Windows to the new Outlook.

Note

Users need to sign back in to accounts that can’t automatically authenticate via Windows Single Sign-On.

The toggle experience is the recommended way for users to get the new Outlook for Windows. It’s currently an end-user opt-in mechanism, although admins can control the availability of the toggle in classic Outlook for Windows. In the future, we’re making it easier for organizations to smoothly transition end-users to the new Outlook for Windows. Once switched, users can return to the classic Outlook for Windows.

The new Outlook for Windows is also available as the upgrade from the Windows Mail and Calendar apps through a toggle. Users who toggle in from Mail and Calendar also see their accounts listed for easy sign-in in the new app.

Prerequisites for target computers

For the new Outlook client to be successfully installed, computers must meet the minimum requirements listed here.

System and app requirements

Note

New Outlook for Windows is not supported on Windows Server 2016 and Windows Server 2019.

Requirement Version
Windows Windows 10 Version 1809 (Build 17763) or higher. The new Outlook for Windows will be preinstalled on new Windows devices and devices running Windows 11 version 23H2.
Classic Outlook app Version 2303 Build 16227.20318 or higher to see the Try the new Outlook toggle. Important: Classic Outlook is only a requirement if you want users to be able to switch between classic Outlook and new Outlook. This prerequisite is optional if you only want your users to see the new Outlook client.

Other deployment options

Download and install new Outlook for a single computer

For organizations that disable access to the Windows Store, the installer can be directly accessed from the Office CDN.

To install new Outlook on a single computer with many users, follow these steps:

  1. Download the Setup.exe.

  2. Launch PowerShell 7 as an administrator: Right-click the PowerShell icon and choose Run as Administrator.

  3. Navigate to where the Setup.exe file is located.

  4. Run the following command:

    .\Setup.exe --provision true --quiet --start-*

Deploy new Outlook across your organization

To deploy this installer to a group of computers, or your entire organization:

  1. Download the .exe installer.
  2. Distribute the installer to your target computers using Intune, Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager, Group Policy, or non-Microsoft distribution software.
  3. Run the installer on each computer.

Non-Administrative Installation Methods

For users without administrative privileges, provided here are several alternatives to install the new Outlook for Windows: Windows Package Manager, Microsoft Intune, or Setup.exe Bootstrapper.

Windows Package Manager (winget)

The Windows Package Manager (winget) allows for a nonadministrative, per-user installation of the new Outlook for Windows. To use winget, follow these steps:

  1. Open PowerShell by pressing Windows + X and select Terminal (PowerShell for Windows 10 users).

  2. Enter the following command to install the Microsoft Store version of new Outlook:

    winget install -i -e --id=9NRX63209R7B --source=msstore --accept-package-agreements

Microsoft Intune

Microsoft Intune allows administrators to deploy the Microsoft Store version of Outlook to enrolled devices. This approach doesn't require administrative rights on each device. For more information, see Deploy apps your organization uses.

Setup.exe Bootstrapper for per-user install

A Setup.exe bootstrapper can be used for a straightforward per-user installation:

  1. Download the .exe installer.

  2. Open PowerShell and run the following command:

    .\Setup.exe --quiet --start-

Future integration of new Outlook in new Microsoft 365 deployments

In a future release after the commercial preview stage, new Outlook will be an option in place of the classic Outlook experience for new Microsoft 365 deployments.

Control the release of new Outlook

To control the release of new Outlook in your organization, see Control the installation and use of new Outlook.