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Message ID: MC976059
New Outlook for Windows will be automatically installed on Windows 10 devices as part of an upcoming monthly security release.
[When this will happen:]
Available as part of:
- the optional Windows 10 release on January 28, 2025.
- the monthly security update release for Windows 10 on February 11, 2025.
[How this affects your organization:]
New Outlook exists as an installed app on the device. For instance, it can be found in the Apps section of the Start Menu. It does not replace existing (classic) Outlook or change any configurations / user defaults. Both (classic) Outlook and New Outlook for Windows can run side by side.
[What you can do to prepare:]
Guidance for how to control the installation of new Outlook can be found here: Block new Outlook pre-install on Windows.
Source: Microsoft
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The upcoming pre-installation of New Outlook on Windows 10 devices is sure to stir the pot for both admins and users alike! As we gear up for this change, it’s important to assess how it will impact our daily operations and workflows.
For admins, the good news is that New Outlook will not disrupt the status quo. It will coexist with the classic Outlook, which means that there’s no need to panic. You can breathe easy knowing that users can transition at their own pace without losing access to their familiar interface. Plus, with the ability to control the installation process, admins have the power to block the pre-installation if needed. This flexibility is a breath of fresh air in an ever-evolving tech landscape!
Users, on the other hand, will likely find themselves at the forefront of this update. The introduction of New Outlook promises a modernized experience with enhanced features, making it easier to manage emails, calendars, and tasks. However, while change can be daunting, it’s also an opportunity to explore new functionalities that could boost productivity. After all, who doesn’t love a shiny new app?
As for the impact of these changes, it’s safe to say that they will be significantly positive. The dual availability of both versions allows for a smooth transition and minimizes disruptions, which is a win-win for everyone involved. Encouraging feedback from both admins and users will be essential in understanding how this update is received, so don’t hesitate to share your thoughts!
What do you think about these changes? Will you embrace New Outlook or cling to the classic version? Let’s get the conversation rolling in the comments below! For more insights and updates, be sure to check out other posts on mwpro.co.uk.