At this point, the message is automatically moved from your Deleted Items folder to the folder from which the message originated, and future messages for this thread will not be automatically deleted. If prompted, click Stop Ignoring Conversation.Click Ignore on the Delete group on the Home tab of the ribbon.Select the message that is currently set to be ignored by Outlook.On the backstage screen, click Options in the list of items on the left. To resolve this problem, remove the "ignore" status of the email thread using the following steps: To disable the delete confirmation dialog box, open Outlook and click the File tab on the main Outlook window.
If the Ignore control is highlighted, as shown in the following figure, the conversation thread on that message is currently being ignored by Outlook. Note: You can tell that a message is being ignored by the status of the Ignore control on the ribbon. If a future message related to the originally ignored message arrives in your Inbox, Outlook automatically moves these future messages to your Deleted Items folder. Outlook deletes the email and it also keeps track of all future email related to the ignored message. Sign into your Outlook account and click on the gear icon in the upper-right corner. This problem occurs when you select Ignore on an email message and then a later message from that thread comes into your mailbox. From now on, the Deleted Items folder won’t be cleared automatically when exiting Outlook program. When you are utilizing the Ignore feature in Outlook, messages are automatically moved to the Deleted Items folder. In the Outlook Options dialog box, please click Advanced in the left bar, and then uncheck the Empty Deleted Items folders when exiting Outlook option in the Outlook start and exit section.
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