Learn how to run Outlook in safe mode using command-line options to troubleshoot and resolve issues with add-ins, startup problems, and unexpected behavior.
Outlook provides a variety of command-line options that allow you to start the application in safe mode with specific settings. This can be useful when standard methods, such as pressing the Ctrl key, don't work or when you need more control over the safe mode configuration.
To start Outlook in safe mode using command-line options, follow these steps:
Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box.
Type "Outlook.exe /safe" and click OK.
This will launch Outlook in safe mode, disabling any add-ins and customizations that may be causing problems. You can also use additional command-line options, such as "/safe:1" to open Outlook with the Reading Pane turned off, or "/safe:3" to start Outlook with a specific folder opened.
Running Outlook in safe mode with command-line options provides a granular level of control to troubleshoot issues related to add-ins, startup, or unexpected behavior. It allows for a more targeted approach to resolving problems and improving the stability of the Outlook application.
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