The interesting thing about the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant tool is the fact that it doesn’t require much work. Just a single click of the mouse after installation fixes most problems. After installation and launch, users should see the following options:
Office setup Outlook Outlook for Mac Mobile devices Outlook on the web
The options are basically a list of apps you might be having problems with. For example, if you’re dealing with Outlook issues, then click on the Outlook option and venture forth from there. Here is a list of problems this awesome little tool can fix for you:
Outlook stops responding Can’t receive emails Outlook keeps asking for my password Shared mailboxes or shared calendars don’t work. Outlook keeps saying “Trying to connect…” or “Disconnected” I can’t sync my email Email app keeps asking for my password Where do I go to install Office? I can’t activate Office I need help setting up my Office 365 email in Outlook I can’t sign in I can’t find Outlook on the web I can’t install, connect, or enable CRM for Outlook
The tool can both fix issues or share information on how to manually perform a fix yourself. From our experience, it is a handy tool for most scenarios. Furthermore, if for some reason the tool is unable to fix a problem, it will send you over to the Office 365 support team for further assistance. Let’s hope you’ll never need to be sent elsewhere. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:
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