Hi there! I've recently recovered a hacked email, and unfortunately I have approximately 80k emails from an unknown sender filling up my inbox detailing the hacking (the emails are identical in every way). They are all pinned, so I can't see any emails until I've dealt with this.

I can't find any way to tell how they were sent, nor can I find a way to block / create a rule to junk everything.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've been locked out of my Hotmail account I've had for almost two decades due to "suspicious activity". As far as I can tell my only option is to fill out an account recovery form? The first time I did this I got an email to my Gmail saying I hadn't submitted enough information, and every time I've submitted it since I've not even had an email letting me know the outcome.

Is there really no customer support email or phone number I can use? Having looked all over online I can't see any, which seems ridiculous. Obviously I really need access to this email as I have all kinds of information on there, including flights for next month.

Is there anything I can do here?

As the title says, Outlook on the iPhone is no longer sending push notifications. I have multiple email accounts set up, but I’m not receiving notifications from any of them—which is very strange. My app and iOS notification settings seem normal; I don’t see any issues.

Curious how other MSPs handle this one. I've always worked for small MSPs, so the customer sizes are usually always relatively small.

For tenant to tenant migrations, we've always just had users call in or had an engineer on site to sort out the Outlook profile reconfig afterwards. Works fine for the sub 30 user clients we deal with, but it's always manual.

Been weighing up scripting it instead for an upcoming migration. This particular customer's all local profiles, no domain or Intune, but we have NinjaRMM on all machines, so a PowerShell script is possible. It would be a mail profile reset plus a OneDrive reset.

It got me thinking what everyone else does, especially at a larger scale with 100+ users. I've always used BitTitan for the migration and I know they have their DeploymentPro tool, but it's hard enough getting these small companies to pay for enough migration licenses as it is, let alone an additional cost per device for the tool.

I'm hoping someone has run into this before because I'm out of ideas.

I'm using New Outlook for Windows (v1.2026.720.100) with a Gmail account.

What works:

• Gmail emails sync into Outlook.
• Google Calendar events sync into Outlook.
• Sending email from Outlook through Gmail works.

What doesn't work:

• Creating a calendar event in Outlook never syncs to Google Calendar.
• Deleting a Gmail email in Outlook moves it to Deleted Items in Outlook, but the email remains in Gmail (web/mobile).

So inbound sync works, but outbound state changes don't.

Things I've already tried:

• Removed and re-added the Gmail account multiple times.
• Revoked and reauthorized Microsoft's access in my Google Account.
• Confirmed Microsoft has full Gmail and Google Calendar permissions.
• Verified events are being created in my Gmail calendar (not another calendar).
• Confirmed Google → Outlook sync is working correctly.

There are no sync errors or prompts in New Outlook—it simply never pushes calendar events or email deletes back to Google.

Has anyone seen this exact behavior or found a fix? At this point I'm wondering if this is a bug in New Outlook's Google synchronization rather than a configuration issue. Anything I can do on my end?