Barry Alllen
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Hello,
Try to start “MS Outlook” in safe Mode.
To do so: Press “Window Key” + “R” (Combination) >> Type “outlook.exe<space>/safe” in run dialog box and press “Enter” Button.
If the problem still remains, then you can also try to repair Office from “Control Panel” >> “Program & Features” and make sure all office components are correct.
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If you have tried all possible methods, but the problem still persists, then in such a case you need to switch on any third party commercial Tool. After deep searching over the web and looking positive replied from the user’s side. I would like to suggest you SysTools-Outlook Recovery Software on the behalf of my personal experience and user’s feedback.
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Download free “Adobe-acrobat” add-on for Outlook and simply hit on “Save as PDF” button. This plug-ing has developed with the objective to give ease Outlook users.
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Barry AllenHello Barry,
Yes, you can take scanpst.exe into account to see the results. However, this free tool does not guarantee to fix detrimental errors of PST file as it is sort of superficial method.
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EddieFollow the given below instructions and remove the stored beforehand:
1.) Click on start button and go to control panel.
2.) In “Control Panel”, hit on “Credential Manager”.
3.) Now, hit on Remove my vault option and bug will be fixed.Thanks & Regards
Barry AllenSimply create a Outlook profile and once you configured that one in Outlook, you will be able to view its data.
To do so:
File >> Account Settings >> Account Settings >> Data File
Feel free to ask further.
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BarrySince wrong input of port numbers are always find as main cause behind the send/receive error in Outlook, I recommend you to re-check the server details which you have used to configure Outlook account.
Also, tell me what email service you are using in Microsoft Outlook?
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BarryTuff question. Actually, Outlook uses Outlook Data File format to store its information and the only way to access it in respect of Microsoft Outlook. Without it, this seems impossible.
As far I know, Outlook must installed in your machine to view the data of PST file.
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Barry AllenGo to advanced account setting of Outlook and check the “Remember Password” option.
Hope, this will help you to fix this problem.
Are you connected to Microsoft Exchange?
You could use two methods to read those PST files
First method is, you need to run the Import method to check emails in Outlook.Or the other method is to install the freeviewer for PST file.
http://www.freeviewer.org/pst/
You would be able to check emails without MS Outlook installation
Yes this program check the entire drive to find your PST files. Other than default location of Outlook data storage, it will extract & show the PST file.
Try to search again your PST file at this location once: C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
The file could be hidden, first unhide the files & folders
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You could find your Outlook PST file using PST FinderCould you please tell me which version of Outlook has been used? And also let me tell you one thing that PST file not only store emails, but also the contacts, calendars, tasks, notes & journal.
To be frank, your question seems mind-boggling and I have a suspicion that this all is happening because of some sort of corruption or bug which is impeding you to access your Outlook Data File. If there is something like that, you are going to run into a big trouble.
I guess Micheal’s perception is correct about corruption and all that. Something horrible going on with your PST file or it’s elements has been deteriorated somehow. You should repair it expeditiously. Run scanpst or AKA Inbox Repair Tool.
Once you are done with it, please let me know whether you get the results or not.
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BarryListen up Michael and try it once!!!!!!!