Bleepingcomputer Microsoft Resolves Copilot Button Issue in Classic Outlook
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- •Microsoft fixed a bug causing Copilot buttons to disappear in classic Outlook.
- •Affected users had either a Copilot Chat (Basic) or Microsoft 365 Copilot (Premium) license.
- •Temporary workarounds include adjusting settings or using Outlook on the web.
Microsoft has fixed a bug that caused the Copilot Chat and Copilot buttons to disappear for some users of the classic Outlook desktop mail client. This issue affected users with either a Copilot Chat (Basic) license or a Microsoft 365 Copilot (Premium) account. The problem arose after updates to Outlook that prevented it from retrieving necessary account information from user profiles. Although the Copilot features remained accessible via other platforms like Outlook on the web, the missing buttons in the classic client caused significant user confusion. Microsoft has provided a temporary workaround while confirming that the issue has now been resolved. Users are encouraged to check their settings or create a new Outlook profile if they continue to experience problems.
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