You can restart Outlook in safe mode, if OOF section isn’t show in yellow, check OOF on desktop and Outlook Web App, let other user send a test email to your account to check the result: Note that after automatic replies are turned on, they’ll be sent only once to each sender. Settings? Since your scenario is a litter different with my test result (when I re-open Outlook client, although the setting section isn’t show in yellow, it’s still turned on, and other users can still see the OOF MailTip when composing an email to me). May I know, when you said “ automatic replies aren't sending unless go back to turn it on”, when this scenario occurred, have you tried to login Outlook Web App to check the OOF * We are happy and always here to help you, and share the Microsoft 365 for business online information with you.Ĭould you please share the full version number of Office suite with us for checking? In Outlook, you can navigate to File->Office account to check the version. And collect the impacted clientĪnna - * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here. Outlook Web App to confirm the OOF settings for it is the closest client to server. But from the symptom on your test “ automatic replies aren't sending unless go back to turn it on”, I think you can try to update Office suite, make sure it is up-to-date. I think one cause might be the delays during settings syncing. After waited for a while I eventually could see the OOF yellow warning on desktop app. When tried to use another account to send emails to my account, the MailTip still show OOF for my account.Ħ. Then I went back to desktop app and setting is alright, just not in yellow.ĥ. At the meantime I went on Outlook Web App and confirmed the OOF is still on.Ĥ.

Open Outlook app again, it will not show in yellow firstly.ģ. I turned OOF on, then close desktop app.Ģ. I followed your description to perform the test, it seems on my side with Office 365 semi-annual (targeted) channel 1908 (11929.20562) as well as monthlyġ.

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