Presume you tried the steps in the error message?

I did try the steps  up to the point of adding the add-in because I could not find where it was

You could also try an online office repair, in case the wizard files have become corrupted

I just ran through the steps you did and works fine for me. I've not done anything like that before so this confirms you shouldn't need to do anything special with your office. I'm thinking you need to either repair or reinstall - ensuring you select a complete installation. Hope this helps

How do you do a repair or reinstall with office 365?

Push the your windows key on the keyboard or task bar. Type in "Programs", you should see something about add or remove programs or similar depending on your OS. Go in there, go to your office 365 file, click it and click repair or modify or uninstall, depending on your OS and what you want to do.

No luck trying to repair. Still missing Add-In for Access. By the way I'm using Windows 10. I have no add-ins even listed for Access. I checked Word and Excel they both have add-ins.

Hi Richard, you have no add-ins listed because only third-party add-ins are listed there.  The link-to-Outlook wizard is a built-in feature (i.e. not third-party) in Access, and it is contained in this file and location:

    C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\MICROSOFT OFFICE\ROOT\OFFICE16\ACCWIZ\ACWZLIB.ACCDE

So you may want to check if you have administrative rights to this file and folder.  Right-click on the file, go to Properties -> Security, and see if administrators (and users) are allowed to "read and execute" the file (see picture below).

Hi Kevin,
I found the program under C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\ACCWIZ.ACCDE. Not exactly like you have it. I found the screen that you show, I click on edit to change permissions. I change to full control. Then I go back and try it and I still get same error message.

I found this but it won't keep this add-in. I lose it when I leave this screen.

Have you ran through Richard's Troubleshooter?

Hi Richard, create a blank database and try using the Link-to-Outlook wizard again.

I'll have to check more on this tomorrow. But I did try a blank database and still same problem.

The next thing to look at is your Outlook data.  Is the Outlook program working alright?  Do you have another PC that runs Access, and can you try connecting to Outlook with it?  Another thing to try is to use Access VBA to connect to your Outlook data via automation.  VBA can compose, send, and read Outlook email.  

I have no clue why this is happening.  All these suggestions are just to eliminate possibilities one at a time, so hopefully we will reach a solution.

I tried importing the contact folder from outlook and it worked fine. I will try others today but I am busy with other things for a while. I do not have another computer to try things on but I will look a bit closer later today.

I just tried another email that I have (gmail) and it seems to work ok. The first one is a local email that my internet provider supplies. I think it may be something with their email system. But for now, it was just a bug I was trying to resolve with I need to use this I will use my gmail account. Thanks for your help! I just keep running into these little nagging bugs But I usually can work around them. I have a couple more but I will save them for later. Thanks again!

IMAP or POP3?

The local email account is IMAP.