How to fix missing add-in in Outlook 2016, 2013 or 2010 Please follow the steps below to troubleshoot and fix a missing Outlook add-in. If you have any questions about these instructions do not hesitate to. Please include the following information: • Version of Outlook you are using.
• Name and version of the add-in. • Right after restarting Outlook, under which section of Outlook's Add-ins window is the add-in listed - Active, Inactive or Disabled (see instructions below). • Any other details that you think are relevant.
Determine if the Add-in is Inactive or Disabled • Click on the File tab in the upper-left corner of the main Outlook window. • Click Options. • Click Add-ins in the left column of the next window. • The list of add-ins is separated into three sections - Active, Inactive and Disabled. The exact steps you need to take are different, based on the section in which the add-in is listed. Please carefully follow the instructions below. • If the add-in is not listed in any of the three sections, reinstall the add-in and restart Outlook.
If you still do not see it, go back to. • If the add-in is listed in the Inactive section, go to. • If the add-in is listed in the Disabled section, got to. Enable Inactive Add-in • If the add-in is listed under Inactive, make sure 'COM Add-ins' is selected in the 'Manage' drop-down and click 'Go.' • Check the checkbox next to the Add-in and click 'OK'. • Restart Outlook. Close Outlook, wait for 5 seconds, then start it again.
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Enable Disabled Add-in • Select Disabled Items in the drop-down at the bottom of this window, next to the Go button. • Select the Add-in which you would like to re-enable.
• Click Enable in the lower-left corner of this window. • Restart Outlook. Close Outlook, wait for 5 seconds, then start it again. Note: If an add-in is getting disabled frequently, it is likely that your Outlook data file (PST or OST) is getting corrupted.
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It is a very common Outlook issue. Please see the first two sections of. IMPORTANT: you have to run scanpst repeatedly on every PST file, until it tells you that there are no more errors in the file.