Dec 12, 2018
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1. First open up the Control Panel and then either find the "Mail (Microsoft Outlook)" Icon or search "Mail" in the search bar. Double Click the Icon to continue. | |
2. Select the show profiles option as shown on the left in order to configure your profile. | |
3. Next, select your own account then select the "Remove" option. | |
4. A warning will pop up but continue as the lost files can be re-downloaded once we are done. | |
5. Next, go back to the screen on step 3, but this time instead of remove, we will be re-adding your account. | |
6. The pop up will ask for you to create a new profile but you can just simply enter your old work email account. | |
7. This is the final step. Just click connect if the account you see on screen belongs to you. If not, then click on the "Connect to a different account" Button in the bottom right corner of the screen. Allow a moment for the account to be re-added to the system. Now you can start Microsoft Outlook and resume normal activities. Be advised that it takes a while for the program to re-download all of your Outlook emails, settings, and inboxes. |