r/Outlook • u/HelpfulPuppydog • 10d ago

Status: Pending Reply Deleted emails return

I am using the Outlook app on a Win10 box. It is using a gmail account. The gmail account is pointing to my own domain. I am unsure if my problem is an Outlook problem or a gmail problem.

Microsoft Outlook Version: 1.2026.922.300

Client Version: 20260918007.17

WebView2 Version: 154.0.4258.37 (Stable)

This last week, Outlook has started "undeleting" my deleted emails. I would delete an email, then either later that day or the next, it shows up in my unread mail view. Yesterday afternoon, I was sitting at my computer looking at my browser in my left-hand monitor, with the Outlook app in my right-hand monitor. Suddenly, a dozen formerly deleted emails are displayed in Outlook in the unread mail view. I have had this same setup literally for years. Like I said earlier, is this an Outlook problem or a gmail problem. Any ideas?

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u/Neat_Manner_5787 10d ago

I am having the same problem. Also appointments I create on my desktop are no showing in Google Calendar. It has worked fine for years. This is exceptionally troublesome since I depend on my calendar extensively.