New Outlook stores your settings in a hidden file. You should back it up
THE SO WHAT
New Outlook hiding critical account settings in a single local file creates a quiet single point of failure for enterprise users. IT teams should script regular backups and document recovery now — before a corrupted profile turns into a support fire drill.
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