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The file <filename>.ost cannot be accessed because it has been configured for use with a different mailbox
The file <filename>.ost cannot be accessed because it has been configured for use with a different mailbox
This is the error I receive on a customers computer.
She has an OST file. How can I resolve this?
All users use Outlook 2003
Should I simply recreate her outlook profile?
This is the error I receive on a customers computer.
She has an OST file. How can I resolve this?
All users use Outlook 2003
Should I simply recreate her outlook profile?
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Ok cool. Tried it on mine. looks like if I simply remove the profile from Control Panel>Mail>Profiles then It will automatically create a new one as I log back in.
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
no problem
glad to here you got it sorted
glad to here you got it sorted
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The OST file is saving past emails correct? If I delete it that mail will be gone forever. Like a pST. Do they have to set up there OST again after I recreate their profile and delete the old OST?
Also, the Microsoft Outlook folder happens to be the default location for the PST file as well. Won't this delete there PST?