Then, four or so hours later, Outlook suddenly started working again. I even tried the full repair (not the quick one), redownloading and reactivating MS Office 2019, but no go. I tried opening in safe mode (it does the exact same process as described above) and restarting the computer to no avail. Looking in Reliability History, it states that Outlook has crashed. Today when I went to check my email, Outlook would not open it would load the “Starting Outlook…” splash screen, which would close without opening the Outlook window itself, and the taskbar icon went away. Both the Click-to-Run version of Office (er, Microsoft) 365 and the installed (MSI) version of Outlook refused to start : Please feel free to leave a comment below if you have any questions or suggestions.At mid-morning Wednesday in the U.S., Outlook stopped working. Hopefully, one of the fixes above helped resolve your problem. Then, click Control Panel.Ģ) Under View by, click Category. Then, click Uninstall a program.ģ) Right-click Microsoft Office 365, and then click Uninstall.Ĥ) Go to Office 365 official website and click Sign in to sign in your account.ĥ) Click Install Office, and then click Office 365 apps to download Office 365.Ħ) Open the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions to install Office 365 again.ħ) After the process is finished, reopen Outlook to see if this worked for you. Here is how to do it:ġ) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key and type control. If none of the above fixes helped, reinstalling Office 365 may be the solution for you. If your problem still exists, check the fix below. Reopen Outlook to see if this worked for you. Please don’t close Outlook while it’s rebuilding your data file. This may take several minutes or even an hour, depending on the number of Outlook files you have. Then, click Go.Ħ) Uncheck the box next to the unessential add-ins to disable them.
To fix Outlook crash problems caused by a specific add-in, follow the instructions below.:ĥ) Verify that the Manage option is set to COM Add-ins. Fix 4: Remove unnecessary Outlook add-insįaulty add-ins running on top of Outlook can also affect its functionality. If your problem persists, try the next fix. Reopen Outlook to check if it runs smoothly now. Reopen Outlook to check if it runs smoothly now.Click Next, then follow the on-screen instructions to repair your account.Ĭlick Next, then follow the on-screen instructions to repair your account.Select your account, then click Repair.Click Account Settings, and then click Account Settings in the drop-down menu.Ĭlick Account Settings, and then click Account Settings in the drop-down menu.
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