Microsoft exchange add-in what does it do

For example, German postal addresses in the message body won't activate the Bing Maps add-in. By default, all users can install and remove add-ins. Exchange Online admins have a number of controls available for managing add-ins and users' access to them.

Admins can disable users from installing add-ins that are not downloaded from the Office Store instead they are "side loaded" from a file or URL. Admins can also disable users from installing Office Store add-ins, and from installing add-ins on behalf of other users. To install add-ins for some or all users in your organization, see Manage deployment of add-ins in the Microsoft admin center.

Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. I work remotely, in the field, and typically connect to the internet and work servers through my Verizon MiFi device. I have found that when I am connected through my Verizon MiFi device, my Outlook client on the pc will not connect to my company email server I believe it is an exchange server unless I disable the 'Microsoft Exchange Add-In' in Outlook.

It sure seems like everything in Outlook is working as expected. It is not needed when you do not have any Exchange accounts configured in Outlook. How do I know if my email account I access through the Outlook client on my PC in an exchange account?

Basically, if I don't have an exchange account then I want to keep the add-in disabled, and if I do have an exchange account I would like to know exactly what is being affected when I disable the 'Microsoft Exchange Add-In'. This question has not been answered in this thread yet. When you say 'Admin Mode' do you mean that the win user account is a limited account, and does not have admin rights?

MS does not have anyone informed enough to answer the question, and I also would ignore the condescending response. To his credit, maybe he meant it "tongue-in-cheek" acknowledging the insufficiency of the MS representative.

No wonder why Google is eclipsing MS. They, IBM, was once a giant and an international icon. Then they got the attitude "We're IBM and you're not, so we will always win. When ever I try to add the third exchange account, outlook instantly crashes with "outlook stopped working" then I have to repair it, then create a new profile to get it running again wont even start in safe mode The culprit seems to be "Microsoft Exchange Add-In", as when I have this disabled, it works.

I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. There are various other Microsoft add-ins which may have been added to your list of Outlook add-ins. These all relate to other Microsoft applications or Outlook extensions which are installed on your system. Their name usually reveals which application added them. If you do not use that application, it is safe to disable them. Other applications may also add add-ins to Outlook which you might not have expected at first.

For instance, iTunes adds the following 3 add-ins to Outlook:. What types of e-mail accounts does your Outlook profile have? Need more help? Join the discussion. Was this information helpful?

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