Outlook on the desktop

When you synchronize your mobile phone with the Outlook on your Outlook on the desktop, with software such as ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device Center, sometimes you will lose some emails and other items. The original emails and items are deleted from the Outlook on the desktop, but do not appear in your mobile phone. This occurs due to the following reasons:Errors occurs in the synchronization process. For example, due the network connection error, the items are deleted from the desktop but are not transferred to mobile phone properly.The defect of the synchronization software. For example, ActiveSync may delete the contacts on your desktop Outlook but not transfer them to your mobile phone.In such a case, you can still recover the lost emails and items via DataNumen Outlook Repair, as follows:Go to your desktop computer.Select the PST file for your Outlook on the desktop computer, as the source PST file to be repaired.Set the output fixed PST file name if necessary.Repair the source Outlook PST file. DataNumen Outlook Repair will scan and recover the emails and other items lost during to the synchronization between your mobile phone and the desktop computer.After the repair process, you can use Outlook to open the fixed PST file and find all the lost emails and other items are restored to their original locations.Note:If you cannot find the items in the locations where they are stored, then you can try to find them with the following methods:1.1 Find them in the “Recovered_Groupxxx” folders. The lost

Blocking specific email addresses and domains are essential to controlling the amount of junk mail you get in Microsoft Outlook 365. If you don’t know the process, learn here how to block emails in Outlook in simple steps.Microsoft Outlook email app and web version come with the necessary user interface elements and automated rules so you can block unwanted emails effortlessly. However, the methods vary slightly as Microsoft upgrades its software or web app appearance. Thus If you upgraded to the modern versions of the Outlook desktop app like Outlook 2019, Outlook 2021, Microsoft Outlook for Microsoft 365, and Microsoft Outlook for Mac, you may want to know how to block domains, email addresses, marketing emails, phishing emails, etc., the right way. You can add email addresses and domains to the block list by using the following methods.Contents1 How to Block a Domain in Outlook Desktop and Web2 How to Block Emails in Outlook Desktop and Web3 How to Block Email Addresses and Domains on Outlook Mobile App4 Block Domains on Outlook Using Rules5 How to Block Emails in Outlook for Mac App6 Email and Domain Blocking on Outlook: FAQs6.1 I have performed these steps but it doesn’t work for me. Why isn’t Outlook blocking the messages?7 ConclusionHow to Block a Domain in Outlook Desktop and WebIt’s better to block the whole junk domain rather than block individual emails. Because the sender of the promotional or phishing emails can create unlimited emails on the same domain and keep disturbing you. When you block the malicious domain permanently on the Outlook app, they can’t bother you again from the same domain.Here’s how you can block domains on the Outlook desktop app. The method works for most of the Outlook editions until Outlook 2010.Select the Home tab from the Outlook ribbon.Junk email options on the Home Outlook ribbon menuOn the Delete command group, click the Junk drop-down list.You should see the Junk E-mail Options on the context menu that pops up. Click on it.Now you see the Junk Email Options dialog box for your synced Outlook or other email accounts.The default tab

Key Takeaways Using the in-app settings on Microsoft Outlook, you can ensure that you receive notifications for every new mail.Notifications will not work if the general Windows 11 notification settings is turned off. Method 1: Enable Email Notifications in OutlookIf you notice that taskbar notifications from your Outlook app are not popping up, check your Outlook Settings first. By default, your Outlook mail notification setting must display a desktop alert when you get an email. With that option checked, you can receive taskbar notifications from Outlook. Here’s how to update your Outlook settings:Step 1: Launch the Outlook app.Step 2: On the Outlook ribbon, click on the File tab.Step 3: On the sidebar menu, click Options.Step 4: On the Outlook Options window, click the Mail option from the left sidebar and scroll down the Mail settings to the Message arrival group on the right.Step 5: Tick the following options to ensure you get sound and visual notifications on your Windows 11 taskbar when you receive a new email:Play a soundShow an envelope icon in the taskbarDisplay a Desktop AlertStep 6: Click OK at the bottom of the Outlook Options window to save your changes.Step 7: Close the Outlook Options window, and your changes should take effect.Method 2: Enable Desktop Notifications for OutlookWhile creating a reminder on Outlook means you do not miss emails, you may also enable desktop notifications for Outlook. This solution will work when you use Outlook on the web. You should simply follow the steps below.Step 1: Open the Outlook web service.Step 2: Click the Settings icon at the top right corner.Step 3: Click General > click Notifications > on the right pane, toggle on Send me desktop notifications, check the box For messages, and select Messages in inbox.Method 3: Update the Notifications & Actions Settings The notification center on your Windows 11 PC is where you will find app notifications and quick actions for your frequently used apps and settings. You can update the Settings app configuration for messages in the Notification & Action Center.Step 1: Press Windows + I to open the Settings app, click System

Developer’s DescriptionProtect yourself from spam and phishing e-mail.SonicWALL Anti-Spam Desktop delivers client-based anti-spam, anti-phishing protection for Outlook, Outlook Express, or Windows Mail e-mail clients on Windows-based desktops or laptops. With SonicWALL Anti-Spam Desktop, e-mail once again becomes a tool to enhance productivity--instead of a source of user frustration and administrative dread. SonicWALL has engineered costs out of Anti-Spam Desktop to deliver affordable world-class e-mail protection. Blocks Spam and Phishing Email; When SonicWALL Anti-Spam Desktop is installed on a Windows-based system it acts as a plug-in to Outlook, Outlook Express, or Windows Mail. Anti-Spam Desktop evaluates e-mail arriving via Exchange, POP, or IMAP to the Outlook, Outlook Express, or Windows Mail system, and prevents spam and phishing e-mail from reaching the Inbox. How SonicWALL Anti-Spam Desktop Works: Once installed, SonicWALL Anti-Spam Desktop will start each time the Outlook, Outlook Express, or Windows Mail e-mail client is started. Anti-Spam Desktop evaluates e-mail as it arrives, placing spam e-mail in the Junk Mail folder, phishing e-mail in Phishing Mail folder, and legitimate e-mail in the Inbox. With the Challenge/Response option, challenged e-mail will be placed in the Challenged Mail folder. If a spam message does get delivered to the Inbox, users simply highlight the message and select the "Junk" button to remove it from the Inbox. This also adds the sender to a blocked list so that future e-mail from this sender is blocked as spam. Should a legitimate e-mail unintentionally be placed in Junk Mail folder, the user may simply highlight the