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#REINSTALL OUTLOOK FOR MAC MAIN IDENTITY DATA HOW TO#

How to uninstall Outlook using App Cleaner & Uninstaller Read on to learn how to remove Outlook with several clicks. The good news is that you can use the automatic method of uninstalling Outlook, which will take less than a minute.

Well, as you can see, searching for service files manually may take a lot of time.

Once you’ve removed all the files related to Outlook, go to Trash and empty it.

So we recommend using Funter, which finds any type of file by name, including hidden files in system folders and packages. On the screenshot below you can see that there are lots of Outlook service files, which are spread out in different locations and are not so easy to find manually.

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We used a free application Funter for this task.

But then we decided to check if there were more files of Outlook in other subfolders.

In our case, we found service files in the following directories: In the Library folder find the service files of Outlook, and select and remove them. Read our previous article to learn more about the Library and how to access it. Apple hides the Library folder in order to protect users from accidental removal of important system files. They are usually stored in a special Library folder, which is hidden by default.

Now you have to find and remove the service files of Outlook.

Then go to the Applications folder and remove Outlook from there.

If you find any – close by clicking the “X” button. You can use Activity Monitor to check this.

First, quit Outlook and check if there are any processes related to the client working in the background.

Please follow the instructions below to completely uninstall Outlook on your Mac, including its cache, logs, preferences and other service files. The same goes for Microsoft Outlook (2010, 2011 or other versions). So when you decide to remove an app from your Mac, you should remember its service files and remove them as well. While the applications are running on a Mac, they create special support files for proper and fast work. This is a special uninstaller that will help you to completely uninstall any application from Mac along with their caches, logs, login items, preferences and browsers extensions.

#REINSTALL OUTLOOK FOR MAC MAIN IDENTITY DATA MANUAL#

Yeah, right….If you do not have time to explore the manual way of uninstalling Outlook from Mac, use App Cleaner & Uninstaller.

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After all, OS X is not supposed to be as much plagued as Windows with process cleanup issues and the like, and should not, in principle, require frequent reboots. If none of the above works, don’t give up, try searching another trick in another forum (now that you have a backup of your files) 🙂Īll this may sound Woodoo. Once the Outlook database is successfully rebuilt, try launching Outlook 2011 againģ) If that doesn’t work, reboot the Mac and try launching Outlook 2011 again Therefore, if you have this issue (Outlook 2011 for Mac not starting up), you could try the following steps:ġ) First, just reboot the Mac and then try launching Outlook 2011Ģ) If that doesn’t work, try rebuilding the Outlook 2011 database following Carl’s instructions in this forum post but, beforehand, make a separate backup of the plagued Outlook Identity (normally “Main Identity”) from the Finder, just in case.

That is a possibility that I can’t easily verify at this time. Now I am thinking: Maybe a reboot was all that was needed in my case which did not necessarily require rebuilding the database. However, rebooting the Mac afterwords did the trick.

At first, this did not work for me (but read on): Outlook 2011 would still refuse to start up (just showing a brief splash screen and then aborting, same as before) even AFTER successfully rebuilding the Outlook database following the instructions here.