Check to see if this fixes your issue.

Right click each enabled Startup item, then click Disable.

Click the Startup tab, then click Open Task Manager.

Then check Hide all Microsoft services ( FIRST) and click Disable all.

Type “ msconfig” and press Enter on your keyboard.

Press the Windows log key and R on your keyboard to invoke the Run dialog.

By doing it, you can determine what is the cause of your computer problem if it is due to software conflicts. *A clean boot is a process that starts your Windows system with only the most essential drivers and programs. You should try performing a clean boot on your Windows system. Perhaps your Outlook crashing issue is caused by interference from other programs. Hopefully, this fixed your Outlook crashing issue. You may also need to contact the developer of the add-in or Microsoft for advice.

If not, do step 10 to 11 until you find the problem add-in.

Restart Outlook and see if the enabled add-in crashes your Outlook software.

Disable all the add-ins (by unchecking all the items in the list), then click OK.

Select COM Add-ins from the Manage drop-down menu, then click the Go button.

Otherwise, this can’t fix the issue for you, and you should try the next fix.

Type “outlook.exe /safe”, then click the OK button.

Press the Windows logo key and R on your keyboard at the same time.

To see if this is the case for you, you should try starting Outlook in safe mode. Your Outlook program may keep crashing because of interruption of a problem Outlook add-in. You may not have to try them all just work your way down the list until you find the one that works for you. If you’re also experiencing this issue, you’re no doubt very frustrated. What happens is that Outlook keeps crashing on their computer. Many Windows users are recently reporting an issue with Outlook.

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