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How to Download the Old Classic Outlook App on Windows 11
March 6, 2025
In a significant shift towards web-based applications, Microsoft has begun the automatic migration of classic Outlook users to its new web-based Outlook Progressive Web App (PWA). This transition marks a broader trend within the company to phase out traditional desktop applications in favor of cloud-centric solutions. Notably, the option to revert to the classic version has been removed for many users, prompting a need for guidance on how to regain access to the familiar interface.
Revert to the Classic Outlook App on Windows 11
For those wishing to return to the classic Outlook experience, the native app is still available for download via the Microsoft Store. Here’s a straightforward guide to help you through the process:
Begin by clicking on this Microsoft Store link to access the classic Outlook listing.
Once there, click the “View in Store” button to navigate to the classic Outlook app within the Microsoft Store.
Next, click on “Install” to initiate the download of the classic Outlook app on your Windows 11 PC.
The Office installer will launch, and the installation process may take a few moments.
After installation, open the Start menu and search for “Outlook.”
Select the “Outlook (classic)” app from the search results to start using it again.
Block the New Outlook App on Windows 11
Having successfully installed the classic Outlook app, it’s essential to prevent any automatic transitions to the new version. To do this, you’ll need to modify a Registry entry. Follow these steps:
Open the Start menu and search for “Registry Editor.”
Launch “Registry Editor” from the search results.
In the address bar, paste the following path and press Enter:
This action will direct you to Outlook’s Registry page.
Locate and double-click on “UseNewOutlook.”
Change the value to 0 and click OK to confirm.
Finally, restart your PC to apply these changes. With this adjustment, you can continue using the classic Outlook app without concerns about automatic updates to the new version.
In related news, Microsoft has recently removed WordPad from Windows 11, a decision that has sparked discontent among some power users. For those looking to restore WordPad, tutorials are available to guide you through the process. Should you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out in the comments section below.
How to Download the Old Classic Outlook App on Windows 11
In a significant shift towards web-based applications, Microsoft has begun the automatic migration of classic Outlook users to its new web-based Outlook Progressive Web App (PWA). This transition marks a broader trend within the company to phase out traditional desktop applications in favor of cloud-centric solutions. Notably, the option to revert to the classic version has been removed for many users, prompting a need for guidance on how to regain access to the familiar interface.
Revert to the Classic Outlook App on Windows 11
For those wishing to return to the classic Outlook experience, the native app is still available for download via the Microsoft Store. Here’s a straightforward guide to help you through the process:
Block the New Outlook App on Windows 11
Having successfully installed the classic Outlook app, it’s essential to prevent any automatic transitions to the new version. To do this, you’ll need to modify a Registry entry. Follow these steps:
0and click OK to confirm.Finally, restart your PC to apply these changes. With this adjustment, you can continue using the classic Outlook app without concerns about automatic updates to the new version.
In related news, Microsoft has recently removed WordPad from Windows 11, a decision that has sparked discontent among some power users. For those looking to restore WordPad, tutorials are available to guide you through the process. Should you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out in the comments section below.