Another way to uninstall Office is to insert your Office CD/DVD, start the Installer and choose "Remove". In Windows 7 and Windows Vista you can do this via "Uninstall a program". In Windows XP you'll find an item there called "Add/Remove Programs". Uninstalling Outlook/Office can be done via the Control Panel in Windows. Still, it is always a good practice to have a recent backup of your data.įor backup instructions for Outlook see Backup and Restore.
Uninstalling Office or Outlook will not delete any of your Outlook data such as emails, contacts or appointments it does not even remove your account configuration settings. If Outlook is part of an Office Suite, it is recommended to uninstall the entire Office Suite.
Solving issues when starting a downgraded Outlook versionĪs only one version of Outlook can exist on a system, you must first remove your current version of Outlook before attempting to install a previous version. 
Backwards compatibility of the pst-file. Downgrading from the Click2Run version of Office 2010. Backwards compatibility of the Mail Profile. This guide provides solutions to various problems you may encounter when trying to downgrade Outlook or when you need to remain compatible with previous versions of Outlook. Select Disable Updates.There can be various reasons which will require you to downgrade to a previous version of Outlook such as the current trial/beta version expiring or compatibility issues with some needed add-ins or business software. In any Office application, click on File > Account and select Update Options located underneath Office Updates. If the issue you are experiencing is preventing you from opening any Office program, this step may be performed after the downgrade, but you must be quick about it as Office frequently checks for new updates. To begin, disable Office from automatically downloading updates to keep it from re-downloading the build version you are trying to stay away from. Reverting to the previously installed (and functioning) build will resolve the issue until Microsoft releases a newer, better performing version of the software. In these situations, troubleshooting the problem(s) is a fruitless effort because the software itself has the problem built in to it. At times, Microsoft will release a new build of the Office software that has a few inherent issues right from the onset.
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