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Dear Jie Yao 姚杰,
Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.
Based on the information you have provided, I have several ways to troubleshoot this problem.
- Make sure your account has the license that allows you to access Outlook desktop applications on Windows. You can find more details at: Licensing in new Outlook for Windows | Microsoft Learn . The first account you need to sign-in after opening New Outlook should be your work or school account.
- Clear cache in new Outlook
- Close the new Outlook app.
- Open the Run ( Press Windows +R )
- Paste the following command in the Run box and click OK. olk.exe --devtools (this will clear the Outlook cache)
- You can continue sign in.
- I hope the solutions above work for you, if not, then it will be the worst scenario. You will need to create a new Windows profile.
- Go to Settings > Accounts.
- Click on the Family & other users option.
- Click on Add account button.
- There are two options: Microsoft account: Log in your Microsoft account. Offline account: Create a new local account (Fill in username, password, and password hint)
- You can set up role for the new profile (Administrator or Standard User)
- Then you can try signing into Outlook again.
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