How to Remove Business Contact Manager

You can delete Business Contact Manager.

Business Contact Manager is an application that integrates with Microsoft Outlook. It can help you track and link your business and personal contacts as well as your projects. You can also share this data and sync it with others in your network. If you are unhappy with Business Contact Manager, however, you can completely remove it from Outlook and your computer system, or you can disable it from your Outlook email account.

Things You'll Need

• Windows XP, Vista or 7
• Outlook 2003 or 2007

Instructions

Remove Business Contact Manager from Your Computer

1. Close Microsoft Outlook. Click "Start" and click on "Control Panel." Select "Add or Remove Programs" in Windows XP or "Programs and Features" in Windows Vista or Windows 7.

2. Select "Business Contact Manager for Outlook" or "Outlook with Business Contact Manager" in the list of currently installed programs.

3. Click "Remove" in Windows XP or "Uninstall/Change" in Windows Vista or Windows 7.

4. Follow the on-screen prompts to remove Business Contact Manager.

5. Restart the computer and open Outlook.

Remove Business Contact Manager from Your Outlook Profile

1. Close Microsoft Outlook. Click "Start" and click on "Control Panel."

2. Select "User Accounts." Open "Mail." If the Control Panel is in "Classic View," simply click "Mail." The "Mail Setup" dialog box will open.

3. Click the "Data Files" button.

4. Select "Business Contact Manager" in the "Data Files" list. Click "Remove."

5. Open Outlook.

Tips & Warnings

• Selecting "Remove Outlook with Business Contact Manager" only uninstalls Business Contact Manager. It does not affect Outlook.

References

• Outlook Online: Remove Business Contact Manager for Outlook