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you can do a scanpst to repair the pst file; you can find it at : Program Files\Common Files\system\MSMAPI\1043<br />
or by doing a search for scanpst<br />
or a repair of outlook from add remove Programs&gt;Office<br />

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you can do a scanpst to repair the pst file; you can find it at : Program Files\Common Files\system\MSMAPI\1043
or by doing a search for scanpst
or a repair of outlook from add remove Programs>Office


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Will running a scanpst find the lost email? &nbsp;
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Will running a scanpst find the lost email?  

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one other possible answer is that you have a filter on. &nbsp;Go to View, Arrange By, Current View and ensure that Messages is selected.<br />
&nbsp;- sinjin
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one other possible answer is that you have a filter on.  Go to View, Arrange By, Current View and ensure that Messages is selected.
 - sinjin

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oops -- in my above post make sure you are in the Inbox first, then check the current view.
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oops -- in my above post make sure you are in the Inbox first, then check the current view.

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I am using outlook 2003, My inbox says Inbox(1). &nbsp;Which means there is one email in the inbox but i cannot find the unread email. &nbsp;I have had this for a couple weeks now. &nbsp;I looked in all subfolders and the email is nowhere to be found. &nbsp;How do i go about finding where the email is and how do i stop this from happening again. &nbsp;Thanks for the help
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I am using outlook 2003, My inbox says Inbox(1).  Which means there is one email in the inbox but i cannot find the unread email.  I have had this for a couple weeks now.  I looked in all subfolders and the email is nowhere to be found.  How do i go about finding where the email is and how do i stop this from happening again.  Thanks for the help

Email stuck in the inbox

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