
After pitching on “LocalServer32” register key, you will see “Default” and “LocalServer32” value. Now in Registry Editor, find the following register keys in order: Note: “User Account Control” box will display, directly click on “Yes” button. In the search box, type “regedit”and tap “Enter” button. At first, ensure that MS Outlook is completely closed. So, if you find that “Signatures” are still not working, then go with the second approach. Honestly, discarding temporary internet files may or may not help much. Delete Browsing History window will be opened > select the option: Temporary Internet files and website files > click Delete. Now click “Delete” button appearing under “Browsing history”.Ĥ.
Internet Properties window will display > go to General tab. Control Panel window will open, click “Network and Internet” and then click “Internet Options”. Go to “Start” menu of the system and navigate to the Control Panel. If you are facing similar issues, here are two approaches discussed to rescue you:Īpproach 1. Even though you click the button, nothing will appear. But at times, you will find that it does not work. In this window, you are allowed to edit or change the signatures as per need. Generally, if you go to “Mail” tab and click “Signature” in Outlook options, a box will display of the “Signature and Stationery”. So, the following section will highlight the problem and related solutions that a user can implement easily without any hassle.Īctually, the malfunctioning of “Signature” button of Outlook is one of the common issue among users. There are lot of Outlook users who are having complaints about “Signature” button is not working as normal.
While just surfing and focusing and trying to understand the user query by visiting number of forum sites, I came across with one of the common question that has been put up by a user on Experts Exchange.