Microsoft has also released management capabilities for the new Outlook for Windows, which can be found in Administrative Template files "from build 16.0.5401.1000." ...

Microsoft is investigating an issue causing Outlook search not to display recent emails in desktop apps running on Windows 11 systems. The problem affects POP, IMAP, and offline Exchange accounts ...

According to the company's findings, Outlook Desktop users on Windows 11 might encounter problems with built-in search. The program might not display the most recent emails in the search results.

Microsoft released its latest Insider build for Windows 11 earlier today. Alongside the many announced features, the company has quietly begun installing the new Outlook on some of these systems too.

Outlook users reported the search bug has resurfaced. This is Microsoft's response. Windows 11 may have patched up minor bugs this year but not according to Outlook users, as they once again, ...

The company is still due to release a 23H2 update sometime this fall, but we don't know what's going to be in it—current preview builds are all still using the Windows 11 22H2 version number.

Now, Microsoft has said a little more about what will happen to Windows 11’s existing Email and Calendar apps. Basically, they will cease to exist at the end 2024.

At the time, users complained that Outlook would return no results when searching for emails. There were also reports that cancelling a search would cause Outlook to freeze up in Windows 11.

Windows 11 users, accustomed to relying on the Mail and Calendar apps for their day-to-day activities, will need to transition to Outlook before the specified date. The company plans to facilitate ...

The latest Insider update to Windows 11 adds a pair of Narrator features, including one that lets your PC auto-read emails in the new Outlook. When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

As a Windows 10/11 user, you can use the new Outlook free of charge if you have a license for Microsoft Office or Microsoft 365. Here’s what you need to know about it.

Microsoft is working on a new unified Outlook client for Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems. The new client will replace the existing Outlook client with a new and updated user-interface.