NET Framework 4.6.1 is installed and the Phishing button appears under Add/Remove Programs: Confirm that you have chosen the correct version of the button. You might come to a solution before you reach the end of the list of steps.
If your Microsoft Outlook button is not working as expected, try the following steps in order.
SPAM THE BUTTON INSTALL
To install the Exchange button, refer to Installation Instructions - Microsoft Exchange Button.
Compare the functionality for each of the buttons before making a final decision on this option. The Exchange and Outlook buttons have slightly different functionality – most notably, the Exchange button lacks the Report Spam option. Available in-browser for Outlook Web Access (OWA).The Exchange button has the following advantages over the Outlook button: The Exchange Button is recommended for all those just starting out with Security Awareness Training. If you are using Exchange 2016 (or newer) or Microsoft 365, consider moving to the Exchange Button. Refer to the Microsoft article Support for keeping add-ins enabled for instructions and details of the required registry settings.įor additional information refer to this third-party article about preventing Outlook from disabling add-ins. GPOs are managed using the Group Policy Management Console. You can use a third-party tool or Group Policy Objects (GPOs) in Microsoft Active Directory. To make these configurations, you need a tool that can manage registries on all the client machines at your organization. Group policy overrides user settings and users cannot change settings for plugins configured in the group policy List of Managed Add-ins. You can use group policy to configure Microsoft default timeouts to support plugins that take longer to load. Switch to the Exchange Button (only available if you are running Exchange 2016 or Microsoft 365)Īdd the Outlook Button to the List of Managed Add-ins (preferred solution).Add the Outlook Button to the List of Managed Add-ins in the registry (preferred).
Use of these methods, described below, to address the issue: There are no problems with the button itself – Outlook prevents it from loading. When Outlook starts up, any plugins that run over a threshold for loading time are timed out. This issue is caused by the way Microsoft Outlook handles COM/.NET plugins. If the button has never appeared for you, refer to the Button Does Not Appear or is Dimmed section later in this article. This section describes the issue where the button appeared after you installed it, but is now disappearing.
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