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As an exchange admin I do add additional other users mailboxes in my outlook for maintenance <br />
Via account settings, change&gt; more settings&gt; advanced.<br />
And then remove them when I am done.<br />
With outlook 2010 I now do see few mailboxes which were removed a while ago and not listed under my additional mailbox any longer and &nbsp;there is no way to disassociate them.<br />
New users profile or new outlook profile didn’t make any difference. I do see it on multiple computers with my login. I don’t have any roving profile configured. So it looks that it associated on somewhere Exchange server. When I simply try to close user folder from Outlook folders listing it tells me to go to account settings to do it.<br />
How do I clean up phantom folder from my outlook?
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As an exchange admin I do add additional other users mailboxes in my outlook for maintenance 
Via account settings, change> more settings> advanced.
And then remove them when I am done.
With outlook 2010 I now do see few mailboxes which were removed a while ago and not listed under my additional mailbox any longer and  there is no way to disassociate them.
New users profile or new outlook profile didn’t make any difference. I do see it on multiple computers with my login. I don’t have any roving profile configured. So it looks that it associated on somewhere Exchange server. When I simply try to close user folder from Outlook folders listing it tells me to go to account settings to do it.
How do I clean up phantom folder from my outlook?

can't remove assosicated accounts exchange 2010 outlook 2010

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