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How to delete your Outlook account in 2 different ways

* If you want to delete your Outlook account, you'll need to close your entire Microsoft account. * As an alternative, you could choose to remove your email address from your Outlook account instead.  * Visit Business Insider's Tech Reference library for more stories. If you aren't interested in keeping your Outlook account and want to delete it, you do have the option to delete it — but with a large caveat. Doing so would require you to delete your entire Microsoft account. In that case, your email and contacts would be deleted from the server and the effect is permanent. This would also impact your Xbox, Skype, and OneDrive accounts.  Check out the products mentioned in this article: Apple Macbook Pro (From $1,299.00 at Apple) Lenovo IdeaPad 130 (From $469.99 at Walmart) How to delete your Outlook account by deleting your Microsoft account If you want to delete your Microsoft account, go to this page and click the "Close Account" button. Then simply follow the on-screen instructions and your account will be deleted. However, if you don't want to do that, you could instead opt to simply remove your email address from your Outlook account. Here's how to delete your Outlook account by removing your email address.  How to delete your Outlook account by removing your email address If you want to take the less drastic path, however, here's how to remove your email address from Outlook: 1. Open Outlook and click the gear icon, located toward the top-right side of the screen. 2. Select "View all Outlook settings." 3. Make sure you're in the "Mail" tab in the far-left sidebar, then select "Sync email" in the next sidebar. 4. Hover over the email address and click the trash can icon to delete it from your Outlook account. If you don't see the option to remove your email address from Outlook and you have Windows, you'll have to delete the account from your Mail and Calendar apps. Or, if you have an outdated version of Outlook, you may have to use other means to delete your email address from Outlook. Product Card Module: Macbook Pro 13-Inch Display with Touch Bar Card size: smallProduct Card Module: IdeaPad 130 Card size: small Related coverage from Tech Reference: * How to add a signature in Microsoft Outlook in 2 different ways * How to use Bcc in Microsoft Outlook to send emails privately to multiple people * How to set up an Outlook email account on your iPhone in the Mail app * How to add Zoom to your Outlook account to video conference with your contacts * How to remove an email account from your iPhone in 5 simple steps SEE ALSO: The best Apple MacBook laptops Join the conversation about this story » NOW WATCH: A cleaning expert reveals her 3-step method for cleaning your entire home quickly
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