Kyle Olderog
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Missing information from PSTs and inbox
Yesterday i moved a computer off of a domain and put it on our domain here at work. I copied the pst files from the users old profile( the old domain) and moved them to the new profile(new domain), I re-setup his outlook, which is going off the same exchange server as before. It connects fine and everything looks like it is working properly. It connects and stays connected, send and recieves go through just like usual, but his inbox is not as it was before. There is only a handful of mail he had before and non of the subfolders that he added to his mailbox are there now. Also, when i added the .psts, all they had in them was sent items. The other folders are empty. The only thing that was out of the ordinary i noticed besides the obvious missing information was that there were a couple extra ost files in his old outlook folder, the old profile. Any sort of ideas or direction would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I'm assuming that the Outlook versions (old and new) are the same. I know you stated that you copied the pst files. Are you "certain" that all pst files were copied? In my environment I have users that have both local and networked pst's.
Another thought may be a corrupted pst or pst's. You might try a repair.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA010563001033.aspx
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA010563001033.aspx
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the repair said it fixed some errors but still the same problem persists. As for getting all the psts, i got all the ones from the local machine, I am currently contacting the people who run our exchange server to see if they have anything they can restore
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