One common troubleshooting method is to uninstall and reinstall Office or to repair the Office install. While uninstalling and reinstalling rarely fixes the problem (it will only help if the install is corrupt), reinstalling (without uninstalling Office first) will almost always have the same effect as uninstalling and reinstalling: it will either fix the problem or do nothing. Detect and Repair or Office Diagnostics won't fix many problems but also won't harm. When you use Repair, under most circumstances, your profile and data files are not touched. However, we do recommend making a copy of your *.pst file, just to be safe (and because many users don't have a recent backup of their *.pst file).

1. Repair Outlook 2013 Inbox

So to answer as for how to repair Outlook 2013 in Windows 10, one have to see the type of problem being faced and accordingly resolve with an appropriate solution. Below is a useful guideline concerning probable problems with MS Outlook and corresponding possible solutions to fix once and for all. This software is not bound by the causes of corruption; therefore, it can repair any corrupt Outlook data file. However, even its latest version supports Outlook to the maximum of 2007 version, and not the ones released post that. For instance, Outlook 2016, 2013, 2010, and 2007. Outlook 2013 Repair Tool. Not all email but at least 2-3 daily, if I try to delete or move to a particular file I have to run the repair tool: Errors have been detected in the file C: Users Joe Documents Outlook Files Outlook outlook.pst. Sometimes this works, sometimes it doesn't. It's becoming a pain to have to run this tool all the time. Repair a profile in Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, or Outlook 2016. In Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, or Outlook 2016, choose File. Choose Account Settings > Account Settings. On the Email tab, choose your account (profile), and then choose Repair.

Repair Outlook 2013 Inbox

The steps are basically the same for all versions: • Close Outlook and any other open Office applications • Open the Control panel or Settings • Find Add or Remove Programs • Select the Office installation (or Outlook, if using standalone Outlook) • Click the Modify, Change or Repair button • Select the desired repair option and complete the wizard For the steps and screenshots specific to older versions of Outlook, see: Office 2013 & Office 2016 Use the Repair process in the Control Panel's Programs and Features or Windows 10 Settings. You can open it by typing Add or Remove Programs on the Start screen or in Search. In Windows 10, open the Control Panel then find Programs and Features or Add or Remove Programs. Quick Repair will check files and replace missing or potentially corrupt files.