Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
calendar appointment missing accept, decline, reject buttons.
On my version of outlook installed last week on new laptop, i have noticed i cannot see any buttons that allows me to accept, decline, reject etc appointments. Why? please
Microsoft Outlook Version: 1.2026.922.300
Client Version: 20260925004.10
WebView2 Version: 154.0.4258.62 (Stable)
Session ID: 3f2cc013-2e24-cd43-ac8d-00af458063ab
Outlook | Windows | New Outlook for Windows | For home
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Barry Martin 0 Reputation points
2026-10-08T03:05:23.9333333+00:00 Hi Jeronimo, just checking to see you got my copy of screen shot for a test evnt set up.?
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Barry Martin 0 Reputation points
2026-10-08T03:02:35.8666667+00:00 please see the attached screen shot where i created a new test meeting event. as you can see there are none of the buttons.
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Barry Martin 0 Reputation points
2026-10-08T03:01:04.0766667+00:00 Please see the attachMeeting Screenshot 2026-10-08 125448.pngd screen shot of my new event meeting i created for a test . does not show any of the buttons for
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Jeronimo Fuerte 46,745 Reputation points Independent Advisor2026-10-08T01:37:08.92+00:00 To better understand the issue, could you please confirm whether the Accept, Tentative, and Decline buttons are missing from meeting invitations you receive from other people, or from appointments you create yourself? These response options normally appear for meeting invitations, not personal appointments. Also, does this happen with every meeting invitation or only certain ones? If possible, please share a screenshot of an affected invitation with any personal information hidden.
Additionally, what type of email account are you using in New Outlook (Outlook.com, Microsoft 365, Gmail, or another provider)? Could you also check whether the same meeting invitation displays the response buttons when accessed through your email provider's web interface? This will help determine whether the issue is specific to New Outlook or related to how the invitation is being received or processed.