Struggling to load Outlook email replies? You’re not alone — an update has broken email threading and a fix is yet to be released

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A Microsoft Outlook update for Mac has broken email repliesUsers are struggling to load repliesThe issue impacts Outlook for Mac version 16.110, build 26061317If the update to Microsoft Outlook released last week has some you scratching your head, wondering where the previous email replies have gone, you’re not alone.An update to the email app last week has caused previous replies to disappear, and a fix is yet to be released.The error seems to be confined to Mac users running version 16.110, build 26061317. The only known fix at the moment is to switch back to the previous version of Outlook for Mac, and (temporarily) disable automatic updates.Update breaks replies on Outlook for MacMultiple users have shared their frustrations on Microsoft’s Tech Community and Learn forums, stating that the lack of replies is impacting their ability to properly reply to emails, or to forward email chains on to colleagues.Luckily, there is a way to get around the issue which was helpfully pointed out by a Microsoft Forum moderator. By rolling back to the previous version of Microsoft Outlook for Mac, replies and email chains are restored. But you will have to turn off automatic updates to prevent Outlook from upgrading again to the broken version.How to roll back your Microsoft Outlook for MacNavigate to Update history for Office for Mac using this guideRevert your Outlook to version 16.109.3 or older using the steps provided hereTurn off automatic updates on Legacy Outlook for Mac by navigating to Help > Check for Updates, and then uncheck ‘Automatically keep Microsoft apps up to date’Once a fix is rolled out, don’t forget to re-check the automatic updatesUntil an official fix is released, this appears to be the only way to load replies on Outlook for Mac. Any updates from Microsoft will be posted here.If your organization has certain administrative barriers enabled, you may not be able to remove the current version of Outlook.Via The Register