Outlook Email: Delete It if You’re Not Using It
Aside from the commonally used text messaging and phone calling, emails are becoming a commonality amongst users. And while Outlook is somewhat the standard for most businesses, individuals does not have much need for this. Most people have to learn to live with something that they see but never uses, until now. With some changes to the registry, you can easily remove the option.
Objective
Remove “Outlook Email” option
Applicable Device(s)
Windows Mobile PocketPCs and Smartphones
Samsung Omnia, Samsung Epix, Samsung Blackjack, Samsung Jack and Samsung Propel Pro
What you need
Registry Editor (such as PHM) – Download it here.
Registry Address
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Svc\Activesync
Folder Name
- ActiveSync
That’s right, this is somewhat unusual comparing to previous registry edits. You will need to backup your device and then delete the entire ActiveSync Folder. After which, give it a soft reset and the Outlook Email will not be there anymore.
Screenshot
As you can see the image from the right, the “Outlook Email” has been removed. You’re good to go. 
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Reader Comments
!!!!!!!!!!!WARNING!!!!!!!!!
when u do this u will not get a ringtone to notify u of a new message and when messages comes in it wont show the preview. I have tried to figure out a way to enable it and the only way is to not do this
WARNING! I tried this on my i900 and after that, I couldn’t access my messaging (Email, SMS) at all! I went back to the registry and recreate the entries (as per screenshot above) and thank goodness my messaging feature is back.