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Try to run outlook.exe /cleanreminders on the computer.
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Try to run outlook.exe /cleanreminders on the computer.

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I did that to no avail. &nbsp;I also ran outlook.exe /resetfolders with same result.
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I did that to no avail.  I also ran outlook.exe /resetfolders with same result.

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Have you tried to remove the OST file ? 
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Yes, tried that as well. &nbsp;I re-installed a clean copy of Outlook and the problem disappeared for 3 days and then returned. &nbsp;I think the solution may be to create a new Exchange mailbox for this user.
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Yes, tried that as well.  I re-installed a clean copy of Outlook and the problem disappeared for 3 days and then returned.  I think the solution may be to create a new Exchange mailbox for this user.

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All of a sudden the reminders popup stopped appearing in one user's Outlook 2007 workstation. &nbsp;If I click &quot;View, Reminders&quot; the folder is empty. &nbsp;This is an Exchange 2003 installation. &nbsp;If on the other hand I log in to OWA for this user the reminders pop up normally. <br />
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I've tried various fixes like running &quot;outlook /cleanreminders&quot; to no avail.<br />
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Anyone have a possible solution?
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All of a sudden the reminders popup stopped appearing in one user's Outlook 2007 workstation.  If I click "View, Reminders" the folder is empty.  This is an Exchange 2003 installation.  If on the other hand I log in to OWA for this user the reminders pop up normally. 

I've tried various fixes like running "outlook /cleanreminders" to no avail.

Anyone have a possible solution?

Outlook 2007 Reminders not popping up

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