Dexter Morgan

Hello Henry, as per your reply, I am suggesting you one such tool which can export Thunderbird emails to PST without any issues. Use SysTools MBOX Converter software and you can convert multiple numbers of MBOX files to various formats like PST, EML, MSG, NSF. And you can easily transfer this PST file to MS Outlook in a hassle-free manner. For more info, visit the official site:
https://www.systoolsgroup.com/mbox-converter.html

Hi,
Don’t worry if you still facing this problem. A few days back I was also facing this error then someone suggested me to use PDF File Fixer Tool. This software easily resolves Outlook 2016 corrupting PDF attachments problem by performing Adobe PDF File Recovery.

Hi,
There are several reasons behind this error message. But, I think it might be possible that multiple documents stuck in the printer queue. So, you can delete all documents in the printer queue.

Hi Sandra & Lincoln,
The primary use of New-MailboxExportRequest cmdlet is to start the conversion process. It creates a request to export mailbox which is then followed by various other commands. But, sometimes this command fails to perform and there can be various possible reasons for it such as:

1. The Microsoft Exchange you are using is not the updated version.
2. The account implementing the export request does not have the required permissions.
3. Another factor can be not running the Exchange Management Shell commands with administrator rights.
4. Corrupted or damaged Exchange database can also be a reason.

To fix New-MailboxExportRequest failed error, you can try updating the Exchange version by installing SP1. After updating, restart EMS and try running the command again.

Another solution is to run Exchange Management Shell as an administrator.

If these solutions doesn’t work, then the third option is to check that the account using which you are implementing the command have “Import Export Mailbox” permission. If not, then first assign the permission and then try running the cmdlet again.

Yes, of course. Follow these step:

1. Choose the EML file and then right-click on it.
2. Open with MS Word.
3. Now, click on Office button or File >> Save As >> Save As Type >> PDF
4. Now, you can open converted PDF files on your system.

Export the contacts from your other email account to a .csv file. Instructions for exporting your contacts from a variety of email clients are available here. Note where you save the .csv file.
Start Outlook.

1. Click the File tab.
2. Click Open & Export.
3. Click Import/Export.
4. Click Import from another program or file, and then click Next.
5. Under Select the file type to import, click Comma separated values, and then click Next.

The most common is Comma Separated Values (Windows), also known as a CSV file. If you are importing contacts that were exported from Outlook to an Outlook Data File (.pst), click Outlook Data File (.pst).

6. Under File to import, click Browse, select the file that you want to import, and then click OK
7. In the Import a File dialog box, under Options, click one of the following:

a. Replace duplicates with items imported – If an Outlook contact already exists, it is replaced by the information that you are importing.

b. Allow duplicates to be created – If an Outlook contact exists, the imported contact is created as a second contact.

c. Do not import duplicate items – If an Outlook contact exists, the information for the imported contact is not imported.

8. Click Next.
9. In the Import a File dialog box, under Select destination folder, click a folder for the imported contacts, and then click Next.
10. This usually is the Contacts folder unless you have multiple accounts, or have created multiple contact folders for an account.
11. If your contacts were exported from Outlook, click Finish.