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In Outlook 2013, press F1 on your keyboard, or select the question mark icon on the top right corner. Then type your question in the Search online help box. In Outlook 2016, press F1 on your keyboard to type your question in the Search online help box, or enter your question directly in the Tell me box above the ribbon.

The Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant can help you automatically diagnose and fix a range of Outlook problems. You will need to download the application to your local computer, sign in with your home, work, or school account and select the issue you want help with.

To troubleshoot possible problems that are caused by COM add-ins or Exchange Server client extensions, disable any items that you do not use regularly. Then, restart Outlook. If that does not resolve the problem, disable the remaining add-ins one by one.

If you can't open Outlook, or Outlook disappears or crashes, one of your add-ins may be to blame or you may need to update Outlook. Check for updates You might need to set Windows Update to automatically download and install recommended updates.

In Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, or Outlook 2016, choose File. Choose Account Settings > Account Settings. On the Email tab, choose your account (profile), and then choose Repair. Note: The Repair option isn't available if you're using Outlook 2016 to connect to an Exchange account.

For Outlook 2016, Outlook 2013, and Outlook 2010 In Outlook, go to the File tab > Options > Advanced. Under Other, select or clear the Enable troubleshooting logging (requires restarting Outlook) check box. Exit and restart Outlook.

Note: If you have a suite such as Microsoft 365 Family, Office Home & Student 2016, or Office Home and Student 2013, search for the suite name, even if it's just a particular application you want to repair such as Word or Excel. If you have a standalone application such as Word or Excel, search for the application name.

Outlook.com is the current name for Microsoft's email service, which was formerly known as Hotmail (and later, as Windows Live Hotmail). Outlook Mail is the web app that lets you browse your Outlook.com email account. It's part of the Outlook on the web suite of web apps. Outlook Mail is the front end while Outlook.com is the back end.

Outlook stores all your email messages, meetings and events, contacts, and tasks in data files. These files occasionally might become corrupted. You can run the Inbox Repair Tool (scanpst.exe) to scan your Outlook data files and repair errors. Exit Outlook to use the Inbox Repair Tool.