- #Microsoft outlook 2016 will not open on desktop windows 8#
- #Microsoft outlook 2016 will not open on desktop windows#
Solves the issue immediately, not restart required. Right Click, create new Dword (32bit) Value, name it 'ProtectionPolicy' then edit it to the value of 1. "To work around this problem, set the value of the ProtectionPolicy registry entry to 1 to enable local backup of the MasterKey instead of requiring a RWDC in the following registry subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Cryptography\Protect\Providers\df9d8cd0-1501-11d1-8c7a-00c04fc297eb Applied it and it fixed the VPN issue and just for kicks tried the Outlook set up again and it went through immediately. The computer must be trusted for delegation and the current user account must be configured to allow delegation. Started looking into the VPN connection error ( I had this problem and also could not set up a PPTP VPN connection. I hope this helps others that were just a frustrated as me. I find that this is definitely a bug in Outlook 2016. You should be able to use the Mail control panel tool to set this up as we have always done. Note: Having worked with Exchange and outlook for a very long time I find that this change was not intuitive and does not comply with standard processes maintained by Microsoft for a decade. You must use the Outlook setup wizard that will start when you open outlook for the first time with no profiles. Don't use the Mail(Outlook 2016) in control panel to setup the new account, it will not work.Ĥ. In Control Panel, Mail (Outlook 2016), delete all profiles and close it.ģ. Uninstall all older versions of office and reboot.Ģ. I discovered that outlook 2016 is quite grumpy and so you must follow NEW protocol.ġ. However, office365 works fine from webmail, iPhone, android, and previous versions of outlook. I get the "something went wrong message." This problem occurred on several computers with office 2016 on different networks and operating systems. Symptom: Can't setup outlook 2016 to get my office365 email. You can now drag and drop the shortcut from the Desktop there or to any folder underneath it.I have been struggling with this same issue for many weeks and I found my solution. This will open your main folder of the Start Menu. If you want to place it in your Start Menu instead of on the Desktop, right click on the Start Menu button and choose Explore. The keyboard shortcut should now work already. (click on image to see the dialog in full)
The keyboard shortcut will automatically be filled as CTRL+ALT+Oĭefining a keyboard shortcut to open Outlook.
A personal keyboard shortcut defined to a Quick Launch shortcut will not work.įirst, determine the location of outlook.exe on your system.
#Microsoft outlook 2016 will not open on desktop windows#
If you are still using Windows XP, then you’ll have to create a custom Outlook shortcut on your Desktop or in your Start Menu (the default ones there will not allow you to assign it a keyboard shortcut). Pressing the Windows logo key + 3 on the keyboard will launch Outlook.ĭon’t count the Start Menu button. This method will work for the first 10 applications in your Task Bar or Quick Launch bar, where you use 0 to open the 10th application. This is much quicker than using ALT+TAB to cycle through all your opened applications. This same trick can be used when Outlook is already running to quickly switch back to it.
#Microsoft outlook 2016 will not open on desktop windows 8#
When Outlook is pinned to your Task Bar in Windows 7 or Windows 8 or added to the Quick Launch bar in Windows Vista, you can open Outlook by pressing the Windows key on your keyboard and the number representing its position within the bar. Is there any way I can quickly open Outlook via a keyboard shortcut or switch back to Outlook when it is already running?
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