Or if you don’t know which one is giving you the problem you can disable them all and then enable them one by one and restart Outlook each time until you find out which one is causing the problem. If that’s the case you can open Outlook in safe mode by running outlook.exe /safe from the run box to bypass the add-ins and then go in and disable or remove the one giving you the problem. If you are having trouble getting Outlook to open at all it can definitely be from an add-in not loading properly. If you have ever noticed the Outlook splash screen when you start Outlook it will say what add-ins it is loading and if it gets stuck on one or takes too long to load one you can disable or remove it if it’s not something you need. But if you don’t use any of these other programs or services then you are just having them load with Outlook for no reason except to slow it down or maybe make Outlook not open at all. For example the Skype add-in will create a New Skype Meeting button in the Calendar so you can schedule Skype meetings right from Outlook. Outlook comes with a bunch of them included such as add-ins for Exchange, OneNote, SharePoint and Skype.
#DISABLE ICLOUD OUTLOOK ADD IN SOFTWARE#
Outlook add-ons are used by Microsoft and third party software developers to add additional features into Outlook that help integrate it with other programs such as Exchange, Office, and Adobe etc. But one of those features that has been around for many versions of Outlook is the ability to use add-ons to add even more functionality to the program.
Microsoft Outlook has been the premiere email program for many years now and with every edition comes more improvements and added functionality and features. Value: Hex value between 1 and A indicating the reason the add-in was originally disabled.Disable those faulty Outlook add-ins that cause slow startup and crashes Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\ x.0\\Resiliency\DoNotDisableAddinList If you select Always enable this add-in, the registry is updated to include details about the add-in that is to be exempted from this automatic disabling feature. In this scenario on the next launch of Outlook, the following notification will be shown to raise an alert that an add-in was disabled.īy selecting View Disabled Add-ins, the Disabled Add-ins dialog box is displayed and you can select the Always enable this add-in option to keep the add-in enabled even if it performs slowly. Source: Outlookĭisable Reason: This add-in caused Outlook to close slowly. For example, the following event shows that an add-in was disabled because it caused Outlook to shut down slowly. However, if an add-in causes performance issues in an Office program, an Event ID: 59 is added to the Application Event log. The following figure shows an example event for an add-in load time in Outlook. In Office 2013 and later versions, the performance of add-ins is logged in the Application Event log under an Event ID: 45. Microsoft cannot guarantee that these problems can be solved. These problems might require that you reinstall the operating system. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly by using Registry Editor or by using another method.
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