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From classic Outlook, turn on Try the new Outlook once so both apps are available. Then toggle back to classic as above. Pin both Outlook (classic) and new Outlook icons to the taskbar or Start for easy access. Mail, calendar, and folders in Exchange/Outlook.com accounts remain intact; reverting only changes which client is used to access them.
I understand that you'd like to go back to the old version of Outlook or what we now call the classic version of Outlook for Windows. Assuming that you already are using "new" Outlook for Windows app now, you can revert this change by using the steps from the guide below.