In nowadays Email has become an essential part of work- life. Most working people use two emails, one for work and one for personal use. Outlook is another popular information manager that allows a user to be logged into many accounts simultaneously. However, removing them is a great option if a user has a lot of email accounts and wants to get rid of some.
What’s an Outlook account?
An Outlook account is very useful for communication and giving information to others. It allows you to send and receive email messages, manage your contacts, manage your calendar, and also track your tasks.
Advantages of Outlook.
- It helps us to manage our contacts.
- It helps us to access the calendar features.
- Log in to Outlook from multiple devices.
- Outlook improves security that protects users from bad attacks.
Disadvantages of Outlook.
- No out-of-the-box support for breaks in the timetable facilities.
- The task management stuff is very basic and quite heavy to use.
- Calendars don’t support the idea of booking meetings where you aren’t attending the meeting.
Now, above we discussed about what the outlook is, how it’s used, what are the advantages and what’s are the disadvantages but now, if we have multiple accounts and want to delete one so how to delete it?
Now, the some following steps to delete the Outlook account
- The first step is to form the main Outlook window, select File in the upper left corner of the screen.
- After this, select Account Settings> Account Settings.
- Then, select the account you want to delete, also select Remove.
- When you select the account which you want to delete, you will see a message warning you that all offline cached content for this account will be deleted. This only affects content downloaded and stored on your computer.
- The last step is to select “yes” and confirm the deletion.
- That’s it, you have successfully deleted your Outlook account.
However, you will receive a warning that you must create a new location for your data before removing the account if you want to delete the last or the only mail account you have in Outlook.