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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
I had to recreate a users Outlook profile when her PST file got close to 2
gig and gave send recieve errors. Now some email arrives in her original PST file the rest in her new profile PST file. Old profile was removed new profile created and default set to new PST. |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
So was there a reason for not using Archive on the origonal pst, or simply
adding a new pst and setting that as default? "wadeyk" wrote in message ... I had to recreate a users Outlook profile when her PST file got close to 2 gig and gave send recieve errors. Now some email arrives in her original PST file the rest in her new profile PST file. Old profile was removed new profile created and default set to new PST. |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
She was getting an error everytime the send\recive button was pressed. but
was still reciveing and sending Email fine. Research on the web suggested this has the only correction. It did cure the problem. Then found out her PST was 1.7 gig. "DL" wrote: So was there a reason for not using Archive on the origonal pst, or simply adding a new pst and setting that as default? "wadeyk" wrote in message ... I had to recreate a users Outlook profile when her PST file got close to 2 gig and gave send recieve errors. Now some email arrives in her original PST file the rest in her new profile PST file. Old profile was removed new profile created and default set to new PST. |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
This did not cure the Email arriving in different PST folders only the send
recieve error. It cause the original post error. "wadeyk" wrote: She was getting an error everytime the send\recive button was pressed. but was still reciveing and sending Email fine. Research on the web suggested this has the only correction. It did cure the problem. Then found out her PST was 1.7 gig. "DL" wrote: So was there a reason for not using Archive on the origonal pst, or simply adding a new pst and setting that as default? "wadeyk" wrote in message ... I had to recreate a users Outlook profile when her PST file got close to 2 gig and gave send recieve errors. Now some email arrives in her original PST file the rest in her new profile PST file. Old profile was removed new profile created and default set to new PST. |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
wadeyk wrote:
This did not cure the Email arriving in different PST folders only the send recieve error. It cause the original post error. There's no way for mail to be delivered to a PST that is not in the active mail profile. Describe exactly how you created that new profile and connected a new PST to it. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
Through Control Panel. Removed old profile andd added new profile. Imported
all Emails from old PST to new profile PST. "Brian Tillman" wrote: wadeyk wrote: This did not cure the Email arriving in different PST folders only the send recieve error. It cause the original post error. There's no way for mail to be delivered to a PST that is not in the active mail profile. Describe exactly how you created that new profile and connected a new PST to it. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
wadeyk wrote:
Through Control Panel. Removed old profile andd added new profile. Care to be more explicit? Imported all Emails from old PST to new profile PST. Never import from a PST. It's completely unnecessary and often leads to mail profile problems. What type(s) of account(s) are you using? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
POP3 account. So how would you move old emails to new PST file?
"Brian Tillman" wrote: wadeyk wrote: Through Control Panel. Removed old profile andd added new profile. Care to be more explicit? Imported all Emails from old PST to new profile PST. Never import from a PST. It's completely unnecessary and often leads to mail profile problems. What type(s) of account(s) are you using? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
You create the new pst, then within outlook copy data to the new pst, and
set the new as default mail store. Close the old pst, if neccessary "wadeyk" wrote in message ... POP3 account. So how would you move old emails to new PST file? "Brian Tillman" wrote: wadeyk wrote: Through Control Panel. Removed old profile andd added new profile. Care to be more explicit? Imported all Emails from old PST to new profile PST. Never import from a PST. It's completely unnecessary and often leads to mail profile problems. What type(s) of account(s) are you using? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Email arrives in 2 different pst files
wadeyk wrote:
POP3 account. So how would you move old emails to new PST file? Or, as an alternative to what DL says, simply use the old PST directly in the new mail profile as the delivery location. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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