Mikhail Malorodov
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New emails automatically move to Deleted Items
Hello everyone,
i have a problem with one user in organization.
Mail from different sender move to deleted items , its happen just to one user.
I try to google it, but all the solution dont help me.
I need some help.
Details:
server: exchange 2010
user : office (outlook) 2010
i have a problem with one user in organization.
Mail from different sender move to deleted items , its happen just to one user.
I try to google it, but all the solution dont help me.
I need some help.
Details:
server: exchange 2010
user : office (outlook) 2010
Is it only moving mail received from a specific user or any external sender?
Obvious, I know, but have you checked the user's own rules settings?
Obvious, I know, but have you checked the user's own rules settings?
Please run the below command in EMS to get the rules of affected user:
Get-InboxRule -Mailbox ABCD | fl
and share the results.
Get-InboxRule -Mailbox ABCD | fl
and share the results.
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"Problem Solved"? Can you be a little more specific? Also did any of the suggestions help to get to a solution?
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Delete unnecessary rules, problem solved
Also look on any mobile devices they have for rules that do the same thing. I've seen it before where they have set up rules on devices and this will do the same thing.
If you don't find anything, delete the user's Outlook profile and recreate it. I've also seen it before where a rule was set up in the past, deleted but for some reason still hangs around in the profile.
One other thing that could be doing this, but it is not as likely is a transport rule. Check those as well for anything the looks out of place.