Had it been so, I should have the ability to remove all the unwanted add-ins completely from my PC. Microsoft does not give complete control. Irrespective of their size, they are eating out of my limited resources, including battery, data, etc.
#Outlook 365 add ins ever install
If ever I need them, I can download them from Out Outlook library (which I'm sure Microsoft would be more than happy to provide FOC) & install them. I should have this much control to remove these unwanted add-ins. I'm never going to write any VBA code for Outlook. I'm also not going to use data exchange with Access. I won't need any exchange facility in my lifetime. Why the 8th one doesn't load every time I start Outlook? Why Microsoft is not giving control to users on what they what & what they don't want? I'm a single user. It means, Outlook will take longer to start. Also, when starting Outlook, I see 7 add-ins getting loaded whereas I've 8 add-ins including the 4 unwanted add-ins. I tried disabling them several times but they keep getting enabled. Note that when using an Exchange account, you'll need to enable the Microsoft Exchange Add-in for some functionality.Īlso note that these add-ins are not likely to be the root cause of any instability or slowdowns of Outlook. Removing their registration from the Registry will indeed re-enable them automatically at some point unless you set their LoadBehavior to 0. When you disable them there, they will not automatically re-enable themselves. These are default add-ins which come with Outlook and can be disabled via
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