

Any data on IMAP or Exchange accounts should still be accessible as the data is stored on the server(s) but any POP email stored locally on your computer/downloaded via a POP account and/or calendars, contacts, notes or tasks will need to be exported before you delete the newer version of Outlook!

If you have upgraded from an earlier version of Microsoft Office and have used Outlook for your Email, Calendar, Contacts, Notes and/or Tasks you may not be able to simply go back to the old version of Outlook 2011 (or alternative apps) and access your data.However, some items are the same across Microsoft Office 20 so if you are removing either 2011 or 2016 but keeping the other version specific items not to be removed will be noted in red. These instructions will remove items for a specific version of Microsoft Office.The instructions below include emptying the Trash so make sure you check the Trash for anything you may not want to actually delete.If you want to backup/archive this data before deleting it, follow the instruction under "Backup/Archive Personal Data" first. The instructions below will delete some of your Office personal preferences and fonts plus your Office data such as email data/accounts/signatures/rules/schedules/attachments, calendar, tasks, notes and projects.Due to the sheer number of files and folders to be deleted we recommend you print this document first and tick off each line as you follow it.These instructions will help you manually remove all the Microsoft Office software (including Microsoft OneNote), system items, preferences and email data.Some important points to note before proceeding: Instructions for removing Microsoft Office 2016 / 365 How to Manually Remove Microsoft Office 2016

How To Manually Remove Microsoft Office 2016 / 365 Article ID = 153Īrticle Title = How To Manually Remove Microsoft Office 2016 / 365Īrticle Last Updated = 7th September 2015
