For example, to launch Word in Safe Mode, you’ll need to locate the Word shortcut in your Start menu, on your taskbar, or on your desktop. Press and hold the Ctrl key and either single-click it (if it’s in your Start menu or on your taskbar) or double-click it (if it’s on your desktop). This message is sent from Outlook application itself and user can click on Yes if he wants to open the application in Safe Mode. Or can click on No to start the Outlook application normally. This message is thrown to users if any problem was detected in the last Outlook session. Starting Outlook is safe mode will probably cut off the additional add-ins and it might probably help you know what is causing the troubles in the Outlook.

Hello everyone! I have a head-scratching scenario here and wanted to see if anyone here ran into the same issue.

The Scenario: There are 10 identical computers all of which I built myself. All 10 have the same hardware and are using the exact same software.OS included (Win 10). As a matter of fact, I built one of them, then captured an image of the master, then slapped the image onto the remaining 9 workstations. All 10 are running MS Office 2016 with the latest version of MS Exchange.

They even got a brand new server. The building itself is old and the wiring seems to be spotty but working at best (we did not run the cabling.someone else did). All 10 workstations are not using add-ins for Outlook. The Issue: One user in particular is having issues with their Outlook. At random, when they close and re-open Outlook, it will appear to load.you see the 'processing' message but nothing actually happens.like the wheels are spinning but not actually going anywhere.

*Edit* The only way I have been able to resolve this issue, is to delete the entire account on the workstation and re-create a new one. Edited Feb 8, 2016 at 18:12 UTC. Chris9496 wrote: I believe this is what Rockn was referring to Chris, Thank you for providing a clear and helpful source of information. I will have to find out if KB3114409 from Dec 8th has been installed on the offending device. Though.it is still interesting that this is only happening with one user. Chris9496 wrote: I just had another thought that can cause the same thing to happen. If user A had access permissions to user B mailbox and user B has since been disabled but not removed from user A inbox then it will cause this type of behavior.

This exact scenario has hit me a couple of times.While I do respect that this is a valid answer this is definitely not the case. User A has access to only User A mailbox. Report phishing button not in outlook for mac 2011 download.

User B only has access to User B mailbox. Thanks again for your help Chris - very much appreciated.