Eddie Thwan

Hi

I think this error refers to lotus Notes shared Mail. And you can resolve this error by adding the name of the server containing the web. What you need to do is either R6 or R7 Lotus Notes Domino, Open the server containing the target database and add the name of the server.

Eddie

Hi Barry! is the problem still persist? if yes then the other possible reason towards this error in Outlook could be as following: if you check marked the option “Leave Message on the Server” or when people sends you multiple copy of the same message. To resolve this issue completely I’ve found one important article, click here to see: http://msoutlookworld.blogspot.in/2016/06/how-to-remove-duplicate-emails-in-outlook.html

Regards,
Eddie

Is your log file set to auto growth?

Hello Barry,

I am sorry for your old ost data loss.

This happened might be because OST files are encrypted with a unique key derived from the mailbox’s unique entry and also Microsoft doesn’t support changing the OST file directly.
Maybe you can try and see if you still have the profile from which the OST file was generated. If the profile still exists, then copy the ost file to that profile and try to recover the data.
This will also resolve your issue to transfer OST to Office 365 account.
Please feel free to ask if you face any further issues or any other issues related to Office 365.

Thank you.
Eddie

Hello Barry,

Did you configure your Office 365 account in Outlook and tried to migrate your old ost file to Office 365?
Please refer these steps and check if the old ost emails can be moved to your mailbox on Office 365 successfully:
1. Open Outlook with your old ost file and check if you are able to access emails from that old ost.
2. Add a new Office 365 account into Outlook.

PS: Please make sure you don’t modify settings of the old account.
Configure E-Mail in Outlook 2010

3. Copy emails from Inbox of your old email account to folders under Office 365 mailbox from Outlook.
4. Wait till these emails are synchronized back to Exchange Online.
5. Remove your old email account from Outlook.

I hope this solution will easily import OST to Office 365 account.

Thank you
Eddie

Hi Kerry,

After clearing the Temp folder, if the problem still persist then you need to modify your registry key in the registry editor. To do that, firstly you need to create a backup of REG key and then you need to modify the Value Data of Cache variable that contains Temporary files.

Take a guidance in a step by step manner, click here: http://msoutlookworld.blogspot.in/2016/05/outlook-could-not-create-work-file.html

Thanks & Regards,
Eddie Thwan

Hi Michael,

This type of problem may occur while opening Outlook due to unnecessary Temp folder. To resolve this issue, try clearing the Temp folder. To do that, do the following steps:

Click on Start >> type Run in the search box and hit the Enter key to open Run command box
Under the Run command box, type Temp and hit Enter key
Press “ctrl+A” to select all the Temp folder and press “shift+delete” to delete them permanently.

After that do the same steps to delete the %Temp% folder data.

Now try to open Outlook, hope it’ll work for you.

Thanks & Regards,
Eddie

Hello,

I’m also facing the same issue but not able to understand what ‘Add-Ins’ you’re talking about? Can you please be more brief on this?

Thanks,
Eddie

Hi,

I’am getting the same error “0X8004010F” but this is occuring when I try to send/receive any emails in Outlook. The complete error message read as: “0x8004010F: The operation failed. An object could not be found.” It driving me crazy. How can I get rid of this problem?

Thanks,
Eddie