I then did a clean OS installation with my own USB thumb drive (installation media created with the standard Media Creation Tool from Microsoft - Win10 1709).Īnd things got fixed! (Of course everything had to be reinstalled, wasting hours, that's the sad part of the story) Tried all the above, tried some more stuff from other web pages - none would solve the issue. I just got the most recent 13" XPS notebook from Dell and had the same Outlook365 problem. > Reinstall Windows with a non-Dell-customized installation disk of Windows10 1709! I might have a working solution - if it's a Dell computer, if it has 1709 Windows10 on it and if it currently runs on the Dell factory image of Win10:
Oddly enough the system that works doesn't even have those registry keys listed. I've tried repairs and the registry updates that are widespread on Google to no avail. The signature button works on the system that arrived with 1703 originally, while it doesn't work on all three of the systems that arrived I installed Office on all four and any and all available updates for both Windows and Office. Prior to installing Office 2013 Standard on them, I brought the one system up to 1709įrom 1703. One arrived with 1703 installed and the other three had 1709 installed. I have 4 brand new Dell OptiPlex 3050 desktops. There is definitely a correlation between 1709 and the signature button not working.
I've tried also to installing outlook 2013 but I have the same issue. I've tried all the solutions with the registry but it's doesn't work.Īt the beginning, I think it's a office issue but now, I think it's a Windows 10 v1709 problem. Since january, the computer comes with 1709 Windows 10 version and we have the same problem with office 365 and office 2016 Home and Business.
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