Hi David, Unfortunately I've had that set up for quite some time and the 
problem persists. Glad it workd for you though.
Yusuf

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-----Original Message-----
From: Talk 
[mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of DH via Talk
Sent: 26 May 2016 18:35
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: WE 9.4 on Windows 7: delete key on Inbox message causes Outlook 
2016 to crash

I’m the original poster of this thread. Thank you to Rod, Yusuf, Charlie and 
Neville for replying. Thanks also to David Egolf from Ai Squared for his help.

The issue I reported a week ago now seems to have been fixed by following the 
simple steps given by in Knowledge Base article GWKB2044: "Configuring Outlook 
for Window-Eyes”.

I did not follow those steps initially, since I instead had set up Outlook 2016 
with the same Outlook settings as I had on my previous Windows XP computer 
running Outlook 2003 with WE 8.4.0.0. I assumed that it was OK therefore to 
have the Reading Pane On, Message Preview On, and to Group messages by “From:” 
as I did before.

Apparently not!

Yesterday I followed every step in GWKB2044 (including the step to first check 
on the Outlook Enhance app): turned Off the Reading Pane, To-Do Bar, Message 
Preview, People Pane, and Grouping; and disabled the Microsoft Outlook Social 
Connector Add-in, which was enabled by default.

After making these changes, I no longer experienced a crash when using the 
Delete key on a message in the Inbox, or in any other mailbox.

I didn’t try to isolate which one of those changes alone made the difference — 
I’m just happy that Outlook no longer crashes!

Lesson learned: if you have any Outlook problem with Window-Eyes, you must do 
the steps in GWKB2044 first before you can blame WE.

(Note to tech support: GWKB2044 was authored in 2013 for Outlook 2010/2013 
specifically, and could use a few changes that pertain to 2016 as well.)

        — David

> ….
> 
> Outlook 2016 works well with WE 9.4, with one major glitch for us:
> 
> Pressing the “Del” (delete) key on the keyboard while a message is selected 
> in the Inbox causes Outlook 2016 to crash immediately. The resulting dialog 
> window says that Outlook ”needs to be restarted”. This error is very 
> reproducible, even with a different keyboard; the message does not get 
> deleted, and Outlook crashes. Starting Outlook 2016 in Safe Mode does not 
> have any effect. However, if I terminate Window-Eyes 9.4 first and then press 
> the del key on a message, it does get deleted and no crash occurs.
>  ….

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