Office365 Shared Calendar - Server Administrator has Limited the Number of Items You Can Open Simultaneously
I had this question after viewing Users getting message, Server Administrator has Limited the Number of Items You Can Open Simultaneously.
One of my clients has several users with the Outllook for O365 client on Windows 10 Pro desktops under an Office365 Business Premium subscription. For a long time now they've been using a shared calendar to manage their restaurant bookings. The shared calendar has a recurring event and to make a booking they edit/save the entry for the specific day required.
All was good until last Friday 7 February when they can no longer save the updates. Now getting message 'Server Administrator has limited the number of items you can open simultaneously. Try closing messages you have opened or removing attachments and images from unsent messages you are composing.'
Can an expert shed any light on this message and perhaps how I can go about finding what the limit is that's being exceeded and from there how to fix?
One of my clients has several users with the Outllook for O365 client on Windows 10 Pro desktops under an Office365 Business Premium subscription. For a long time now they've been using a shared calendar to manage their restaurant bookings. The shared calendar has a recurring event and to make a booking they edit/save the entry for the specific day required.
All was good until last Friday 7 February when they can no longer save the updates. Now getting message 'Server Administrator has limited the number of items you can open simultaneously. Try closing messages you have opened or removing attachments and images from unsent messages you are composing.'
Can an expert shed any light on this message and perhaps how I can go about finding what the limit is that's being exceeded and from there how to fix?
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Thanks Zaheer lqbal. I'll review this article and come back to you after that.
FYI - I have also started a support call with Microsoft.
FYI - I have also started a support call with Microsoft.
ASKER
Unfortunately I was unable to get a solution to fix the existing shared calendar so in the end resorted to creating a new one.
Hopefully the issue doesn't reoccur with the new calendar. So far so good.
Hopefully the issue doesn't reoccur with the new calendar. So far so good.
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Please check the below MS article that may help
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3115602/performance-and-synchronization-problems-when-you-work-with-folders-in