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This setting allows for the administrator to receive the submission ID and details about Anti-Malware false negative submissions.

Administrator Notifications for Anti-Malware.

This setting allows for the specified administrator to receive a copy of the emails that have been submitted to Symantec for analysis.

Copy Email submissions messages to the administrator.

Ensure that you have configured the Email submission Settings in the Symantec.cloud Management portal under Tools > Email Submissions > Email Submission Service Settings:.

Refer to the Microsoft TechNet article for general information on required administrator permissions and instructions for installing an Outlook Add-in.

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Ensure that the administrator has the correct Exchange roles assigned to install the add-in.See Email Submission add-in support matrix.

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Ensure that the software meets the system requirements.

The Symantec Outlook Email Submission add-in, perform the following steps:

Installing Email Submission add-in for individual users.

Installing Email Submission add-in to all users.

These submissions help Symantec to improve the effectiveness of spam filtering as well as malware filtering by creating appropriate rulesets. The Email Submission service enables an email user to mark an email as spam or malware threat when using the Symantec Outlook Email Submission add-in for the Email Security.cloud services.

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Reinstall the related Outlook add-in and restart Outlook: it should be loading fine now, without being listed as an inactive add-in.Submission Type: False Negative, an email containing spam or malicious code that was incorrectly identified as being clean of security threats. If you want to fix the OneNote Outlook add-in, remove the entry named OneNote.OutlookAddin. Remove the keys that refer to your troubled Outlook add-in. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins Remove the REG_BINARY keys found in DisabledItems and CrashingAddinList: Replace 15.0 with your actual Outlook version: 15.0 means Outlook 2013, 14.0 means Outlook 2010, 13.0 means Outlook 2007, etc.

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Open your Windows registry (run regedit.exe) and locate the following registry entries: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook\Resiliency If it doesn’t solve the issue and the add-in is still being displayed as inactive, please follow these steps to activate the add-in:Įxit Outlook and uninstall the given Outlook add-in from your Windows Control Panel (see Add/Remove Programs or Uninstall Programs, depending on your Windows version). If Outlook keeps deactivating an add-in, first of all try to uninstall & reinstall the given add-in. Enabling inactive Outlook add-ins that keep being unloaded In practice, Outlook may keep deactivating / unloading these add-ins every time when it restarts. Normally, you should be able to enable them simply by marking the related check-box in the COM Add-ins manager window (as in the above screenshot or as detailed in this Disabled Add-ins tutorial). In fact, their “ Load Behavior” is set to “ Unloaded”:Įnabling inactive / unloaded add-ins is trickier than enabling a disabled add-in. If you open the COM Add-ins manager (by clicking on the Manage COM add-ins “ Go” button, in the above screenshot), these inactive add-ins are not marked as being enabled, but they are also not marked as being disabled. To better showcase the situation, here is a list of inactive Outlook add-ins (notice there is also a Disabled Add-in below the Inactive list): It may end up making all your Outlook add-ins inactive, but at the same time they are not listed in the Disabled Items list.

Sometimes, it may happen that Outlook deactivates an add-in (or all your add-ins) without marking it as being disabled. Most people confuse an inactive add-in with a disabled add-in, but they are not really the same thing. Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013 actually have 3 status labels for add-ins: enabled, disabled and inactive. This articles describes solutions to enable add-ins that are marked as inactive in Outlook but they are NOT marked as disabled. To totally unlock this section you need to Log-in