Hi all,
I come here with this question because Microsoft, as usual, does not help.
Background
I have am old computer from 2012 running Windows 10 Pro, and as you know, Windows 10 goes out of support unless you send $$$ to Micro$oft. I bought a brand new computer running Windows 11. On top of that I have a Microsoft 365 subscription
Moving Outlook 365
On the old computer, I use Outlook, I mean the real Outlook, well, the one with PST files. I want to move my accounts to the new computer, running Windows 11. Outlook (classic) is installed.
On the old computer, I exported a PST file for a test, copied it to a USB key and inserted the USB key on the new computer. I started Windows (classic), expecting I would be able to import, stupid me 
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See, Outlook (classic) on Windows 11 is different than on Windows 10. When I fire it up, it ask for an email account, but the does not offer to import a PST file, no, it offers POP or IMAP accounts... I thought I would outsmart that dawn software by first adding an account I have on outlook [.] com. Afterwards I got the Interface, went to File, but there I can't create an account by importing a PST file. From the data Tab I may open a PST file, but that's only a file, Outlook can't figure out it's an account. Oh, I tried to create a question on the Microsoft Community, but the text box where you type your question just eat every character I type - maybe because Canada is not yet the 51st state ???
I was wondering if one of you succeeded in doing that fairly simple (realy ?) operation, and if so how he proceeded ?
There are 2 apps I need to use that run only on Windows, and if I was not the case, Windows would have been banned, replaced by Mac computers only.
Thanks