Sometimes you do need to manually start Outlook in Safe mode.
Perhaps Outlook did not detect an error on startup or you think that a
particular extension or add-in is making Outlook unstable. If Outlook is
misbehaving, it might be worth manually starting in Safe mode to see if that
resolves the issue. This process can aid you greatly in isolating various
problems. Whatever your reason, starting in Safe mode manually is easily
accomplished by doing the following:
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1.
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Locate the Outlook application. The simplest way to do this
is to hold down the Ctrl key clicking the
Outlook icon. (An Outlook icon is installed on the Windows
taskbar.)
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2.
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Outlook determines that the Ctrl key was held down and
displays a message confirming that you want to start in Safe mode
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3.
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Click the Yes button to
start in Safe mode and the No button to start
in normal mode.
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You can also start Outlook in Safe mode using a command-line
switch, as follows:
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Click the Windows Start
button and select Run.
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2.
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NOTE
Outlook does not prompt you to confirm whether you want to
start in safe mode, as it does when you hold down the ctrl key. You can find out more about starting
outlook from the command line in the command-line switches section of this
chapter.
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