Category: Outlook SupportRegister here: New Outlook 4-Part Webinar Series: Mastering Your Inbox, Calendar & Tasks » TRACCreations4E
Clients, online followers and newsletter subscribers, I have been working with Teresa Cyrus since last winter on New Outlook. Her and I have found a great partnership regarding New Outlook. As you know I’m more on the technical side and she is on the training side. Partnering and helping each other made so much sense. I have offered her a space on my platform to offer you all a small bite of what New Outlook will be like in the future. By 2029, this is our future. Many of you will be moving to New Outlook and might want to know what is coming and there is a lot! Teresa is covering much of it in these 4 sessions.
I will be hosting and moderating the chat, she will be lead presenter.
With New Outlook comes New Workflows—this 4-part series shows you how to master them all.
$50 to attend all 4 sessions, these will be recorded. Presented once a week starting Oct 3, 10, 17 and 24.
Register here: New Outlook 4-Part Webinar Series: Mastering Your Inbox, Calendar & Tasks » TRACCreations4E
Presenter:
Teresa B. Cyrus, TRACCreations4E
Founder | Certified Trainer | MVP
Designed for business and administrative professionals, team leads, small business owners, IT professionals, and anyone curious about the New Outlook features, this series will help you take control of your inbox, calendar, tasks, and communications with confidence.
Dates: October 3, 10, 17, and 24
Time: 3 PM Eastern Time Zone (1 hour each)
Price: $50 for all 4 sessions (limited-time offer — that’s $12.50 per session)
Session Topics:
Session Descriptions:
With TRACCreations4e signature AAIM system, you’ll take control of your inbox and supercharge your productivity. Learn how to:
This session equips you to conquer your inbox with efficiency, giving you more time to focus on what truly matters – right now.
Discover powerful scheduling tools designed for today’s hybrid workstyle. See practical demos of how to:
Managing tasks doesn’t have to be a chore! In this dynamic session, you’ll learn how to:
Walk away with practical tools and a clear game plan to conquer your to-do list and simply your work day – all day – every day!
Learn how to build polished newsletters right inside Outlook for Windows, Outlook on the Web, or dedicated website. In this session, you’ll:
If you manage communications, this session will help you streamline the process without switching tools or purchasing a third-party app.
Reserve your spot today—space is limited. Gain New Outlook skills that save you hours each week and transform how you work.
When you get your new computer, Microsoft will have you go through a set up wizard. During the set up, you will be asked to log into your computer with a Microsoft account. If you have your older computer there, look at the “settings” in that computer and find the email that you logged in with. That is the email you should log in with on your new computer. It will set up OneDrive as you had it on the older computer and download all of your desktop items, documents and whatever else you have stored in OneDrive.
If you want to only use your local C drive, there is a way to not set up OneDrive but it’s a bit of work and lately I haven’t been recommending it. In the past, some of my clients who wanted this didn’t know how much time it took and the possible issues in the future. What can happen? OneDrive might still be not set up, but it could still pop up one day and you click on a button and all of your local data is now uploading to OneDrive. Which can cause a lot of issues and problems.
A workaround?
Set up OneDrive and then chose to change your default save locations for your documents to be the C drive documents. Like this path: C:\Users\LisaE\Documents
I can help with this and helping you with avoiding OneDrive.
Use the form below to get in touch.
For those folks who are willing to risk it and not upgrade their Windows 10 computers, here is a list of issues you could have. Some might be dealbreakers and some might have other band-aid options to get working. I’m not sure yet what will have problems so I’m risking it with you all. My main desktop is staying on Windows 10 with no option to upgrade to Windows 11. My other laptop has Windows 11 and I use it daily so I’m all set if something critical happens to my main desktop. I also have backed up all the data from the Windows 10 computer to an external hard drive, so it will be easier for me to set up a new Windows 11 computer. Btw…almost all of my daily use files are saved in my Business 365 OneDrive.
Issues you could experience:
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When you start up your new computer, it will have a start up wizard and that can take a few minutes to do. It will ask you during the set up wizard to log in with a Microsoft account or create a new one. I would go to the old computer and find out what account you logged into that computer with. It will make easier if you’re using OneDrive.
If you would like my help with a new PC set up, please use the form below. When I assist, this can be a 1-day job but I only bill for the time on the phone I’m helping you, so expect many phone calls and checking in between installations. I also know how to configure software quickly and solve errors fast, so if you have issues, they will be taken care of.
After the wizard has completed, you should run the updates. I would continue to check for new updates until done.
The rest of this list can be done in any order:
Then you can install your Office programs. If you need Outlook Classic you will need to download that as it does not come with 365 subscriptions anymore.
After Office is installed, then I set up Chrome, Adobe, Zoom Dropbox, Teams, Google drive, etc.
Finally, your data from the old computer. You can do this step at any time
Antivirus, Printers, VPN. I would save these for last due to the fact they can sometimes get in the way of the other installations
Outlook set up
