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Was a group policy configured to prevent PST use or growth?
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Was a group policy configured to prevent PST use or growth?

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you should be manually specify the location such as c:\mypst.pst or a path that you know it will work.
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you should be manually specify the location such as c:\mypst.pst or a path that you know it will work.

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Hi,<br />
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1. No Group policy was in effect. I was able to use the export feature on 4 other Windows 7 PC with out any problems.<br />
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2. As for specifying the location, then why have a &quot;Browse Button&quot;. There is something wrong on this particular copy of Outlook
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Hi,

1. No Group policy was in effect. I was able to use the export feature on 4 other Windows 7 PC with out any problems.

2. As for specifying the location, then why have a "Browse Button". There is something wrong on this particular copy of Outlook

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None of the previous inputs provided a corrective action.
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None of the previous inputs provided a corrective action.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Recently ran into a unusual problem. When attempting to export mail from Outlook 2010 to a .PST at the step where the location to place the file I hit the browse button and nothing happens. I then started Outlook in the &quot;Safe Mode&quot; same problem exists.<br />
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This PC is part of a dead domain (Server died) with Exchange mail in the Cache Mode. I need to export the mail to .PST. Anyone run into this before?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Frank
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Hi,

Recently ran into a unusual problem. When attempting to export mail from Outlook 2010 to a .PST at the step where the location to place the file I hit the browse button and nothing happens. I then started Outlook in the "Safe Mode" same problem exists.

This PC is part of a dead domain (Server died) with Exchange mail in the Cache Mode. I need to export the mail to .PST. Anyone run into this before?

Thanks,

Frank

File browse button in Outlook 2010 not working . (Windows 7)

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