Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager provided by Microsoft, available in both as a separate program or as part of Microsoft Office suite. The current version of Microsoft Outlook is 2010 for Windows and 2011 for Mac. Microsoft Outlook provides us the features of Email along with calendar, task manager, contact manager, note taking, a journal and web browsing. Outlook is one of those programs that, even if you don't have Microsoft Office, may still be installed when you buy a copy of Windows. There are files located in the "WINDOWS" folder, but deleting them is not recommended unless you decide later to reinstall Outlook.
This post will helpful to those who find Outlook to be useless, getting rid of the program can feel like it's harder than it really is.
Given below are the steps to Remove Microsoft Outlook without uninstalling the Microsoft Office suite.
This post will helpful to those who find Outlook to be useless, getting rid of the program can feel like it's harder than it really is.
Given below are the steps to Remove Microsoft Outlook without uninstalling the Microsoft Office suite.
- Click "Start" and select "Control Panel". From the Control Panel window, double-click on "Add / Remove Programs".
- Then click on Microsoft Office
- Then click the "Change" button.
- You'll see a pop-up window for the installation of Microsoft Office. Click on "Add or Remove Features."
- Clear the Microsoft Outlook and click "Update." The installation process will begin the withdrawal of the system.
