troubleshooting Question
Public Folders Missing in Outlook 2016 on Windows 10 - Internal Exchange Server 2010
ArchitectChuck asked on
I have three computers running Windows 10. One is a desktop and two are Surface Pro 3s. All have latest windows 10 update and all have Office 365 with 2016 update.
I cracked the screen on one Surface Pro and am transferring all of my files to the new Surface Pro 3. When I installed Office 365 and opened Outlook, I saw my normal email files, the Archive files, but no Public directories. On my old Surface Pro 3 with the exact same configuration, I have access to all of the folders.
My old Surface Pro 3 is still working and I have full access to all of my email folders including Public folders.
I noticed on my Desktop computer that I rarely use for email, but have the exact same configuration, I cannot see the public folders on that computer either. I fairly recently upgraded the Office365 applications to the 2016 version.
I don't believe anyone else in the office is experiencing the same problem.
I have rebooted the server with Exchange Server. I had to be something related to a setting on those two computers that is keeping Outlook for seeing the public folders.
Thanks for your help.
I cracked the screen on one Surface Pro and am transferring all of my files to the new Surface Pro 3. When I installed Office 365 and opened Outlook, I saw my normal email files, the Archive files, but no Public directories. On my old Surface Pro 3 with the exact same configuration, I have access to all of the folders.
My old Surface Pro 3 is still working and I have full access to all of my email folders including Public folders.
I noticed on my Desktop computer that I rarely use for email, but have the exact same configuration, I cannot see the public folders on that computer either. I fairly recently upgraded the Office365 applications to the 2016 version.
I don't believe anyone else in the office is experiencing the same problem.
I have rebooted the server with Exchange Server. I had to be something related to a setting on those two computers that is keeping Outlook for seeing the public folders.
Thanks for your help.
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