On Outlook startup, choose your Exchange profile. Close Outlook, go to Start > Run > type outlook.exe /cleanautocompletecache and hit Enter. Alternatively, you can delete all cached entries using Outlook command-line switch.Scroll down to Send Messages and click Empty Auto-Complete list:.Note: You may use CTRL+A to select all Suggested contacts as well as CTRL and SHIFT keys to select several contacts. Right-click the contact and choose Delete.Find the entry you would like to delete.Switch to Contacts in the Navigation Pane.
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The folder displays in an upgrade scenario, but can be deleted. However, no new suggested contact items are added to the folder. In an upgrade to Outlook 2013, this folder is visible and participates in linking, aggregation and search. Note: In a clean Outlook 2013 installation, Suggested Contacts folder is no longer available, the folder is never created, and no suggested contact items are created. To delete a cached entry from Suggested Contacts in Outlook 2010/2013: With the entry highlighted, press the DELETE key on your keyboard. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select the entry to be deleted. Or you can click on the cross sign with your mouse. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to select the entry to be deleted.This removes the entry from your autocompletion cache. Type one or more letters of the recipient name or address this will show memorized (cached) entries in a drop-down list.Outlook 2007: Click New > Mail Message.To delete a single cached entry: In Outlook: If the nickname cache becomes corrupt, Outlook may not be able to identify recipients, may offer incorrect recipients, may send to an incorrect or old email address, or may send the message to the wrong person. The nickname list is automatically compiled as you address email messages. Outlook maintains a "nickname" list that is used by both the automatic name checking and the AutoCompletion features.
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