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You will be fine. &nbsp;I worked in a call center and in the training room it wasn't unusual to have machines with over 50 -100 Windows and Outlook profiles on them.<br />
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Eventually performance did suffer but there were dozens and dozens of profiles before I had to do a mass cleaning.
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Hi Rezwan,<br />
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Generally multiple users on a PC would each have their own separate windows user account and accordingly any data would be separated in that each user would only see data applicable to them. You would then create an outlook profile under that windows log-on with the email account that is specific to that person.
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Generally multiple users on a PC would each have their own separate windows log-on and in that case any data would be separated in that each user would only see data applicable to them.<br />
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You would then create an outlook profile under that windows log-on with the email account that is specific to that person
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As copy &amp;&nbsp;pasted from:<br />
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<a href="http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-outlook/multiple-outlook-users-on-one-computer/78a6865e-5347-4a04-be75-6e28a24d9dc4" rel="ugc nofollow">http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-outlook/multiple-outlook-users-on-one-computer/78a6865e-5347-4a04-be75-6e28a24d9dc4</a><br />
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Please do not simply copy and paste a response. Our poster can likely use google on their own.
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There is only one user profile for windows, but multiple outlook profiles
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I have some locations with more than 20 outlook profiles on a PC! Is that OK? or eventually will cause problems?
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I have some locations with more than 20 outlook profiles on a PC! Is that OK? or eventually will cause problems?

Is it Ok to have more than 30 outlook profiles on one PC?

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