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Do all of the users have this problem?<br />
Where are the pst-files located?
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Do all of the users have this problem?
Where are the pst-files located?

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They are located on the C: Drive, and yes, all the users have the very same problem :S
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They are located on the C: Drive, and yes, all the users have the very same problem :S

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Hello NC30004!<br />
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Try this on any one of the problem PCs:<br />
- Rename the .OST<br />
- Execute Outlook<br />
- Open the .PST<br />
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Cheers,<br />
<br />
Andre...
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Hello NC30004!

Try this on any one of the problem PCs:
- Rename the .OST
- Execute Outlook
- Open the .PST

Cheers,

Andre...

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Hello guys!<br />
<br />
We work on a company that is migrating the users to new computers. We hadn't had any problem at all... Today, this has been a total disaster. No user can add their PST files because the message &quot;Access Denied&quot; is displayed. We have tried almost everything. Read-only is not checked, they were not copied to a CD. Scanpst was run, permissions are just fine, there is no password protection. Some PSTs, did have password protection, but we removed them. Right now, we have more than 150 users with the same problem. All the security settings have been reset but those folders are still not working. If we create a new one, there is no problem at all.<br />
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We have Windows XP and MS Outlook 2003.<br />
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Help will be truly and highly appreciated.
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Hello guys!

We work on a company that is migrating the users to new computers. We hadn't had any problem at all... Today, this has been a total disaster. No user can add their PST files because the message "Access Denied" is displayed. We have tried almost everything. Read-only is not checked, they were not copied to a CD. Scanpst was run, permissions are just fine, there is no password protection. Some PSTs, did have password protection, but we removed them. Right now, we have more than 150 users with the same problem. All the security settings have been reset but those folders are still not working. If we create a new one, there is no problem at all.

We have Windows XP and MS Outlook 2003.

Help will be truly and highly appreciated.

PST Permissions. Very BIG problem.

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.