We created a shared mailbox but we wanted to see if there is a way to send an alert or notifications to certain staff when an email arrives in that mailbox without forwarding the message.

I didn't see anything in the rules on the server or client other then text messages

I have a few Office 365 / Outlook users who are experiencing a random problem when replying to various emails.  Example:
They receive an email from John Doe <jdoe@business.com>.  When they reply to the message, the name changes, but the email address is correct.  Example: The reply address would look like this: Steve Jones <jdoe@business.com>.  Steve Jones also has an @business.com address, same company, but that's not who sent the original message and has nothing to do with the reply.

This is happening with various email recipients, from different companies.  It does not appear to be isolated to a specific company or person and it doesn't happen all of the time with the same recipient.  It appears to be totally random - with the exception of the recipients always being part of the same company.

I checked the contacts in their Outlook and they are all separate contacts with information entered correctly.  What could be happening that the recipient name is changing and the email address is not when replying to email?

About a month ago I began having problems with booting up this computer. The computer was infected with a virus/Trojan. I was able to successfully remove the infection but at the cost of the operating system. Large chunks of the operating system damaged because of the cleansing.

I was able to manually retrieve all of the information off of the old drive to the new. I talked to a representative of Microsoft who helped me pull the emails from the old hard drive to the new for one of my email accounts.

The following day I noticed I didn't have any email addresses. I also discovered that a lot of the emails I thought should be there belonging to that account were not.

I am looking for a way to retrieve my contacts and a clean and safe way to retrieve all of the email belonging to this account and how to restore the other accounts along with their associated email.

Any suggestions and or comments are greatly appreciated!

I have Exchange 2010 email account that is being forwarded to a distribution group that contains multiple recipients. I want to prevent the recipients from being able to reply to the original email sender. Is there  a way to do this through Exchange?

I have a PC that use outlook with POP3 it work normally, but when i copy that mail file (.pst) to another computer and config it i got nothing error, but the new PC doesn't receive all mail as the original computer. And i am sure that it's new virus on new pc.
my mail server is (Godaddy)

Thanks in advance.

Can YOHOO mail be setup in Outlook 2017 in Windows 10.  Don't want to try unless they are compatable

How can I get Mac Outlook CompanionLink set to sync all of my Google contacts (including the "Most Contacted" & "Other contacts" within my Gmail contacts account (see the screenshot)

Currently only the My Contacts folder syncs. I need all of my Google contacts folders to sync.

How can this be done?

I currently have the CompanionLink "Contacts" set so that "Records will be synced both directions" and Contacts folder set to "All Contacts Folders."

Here are screenshots from the current configuration:

A client with a Mac is having problems with his Outlook calendar and contacts syncing with his Gmail calendar and contacts. His organization is using a corporate Gmail account.

Items added to his calendar or contacts within Gmail's calendar and contacts on the internet don't appear within Mac Outlook 2016.

Google G sync for Outlook isn't available for Macs.

What can be done to fix this issue?

Does Migration Wiz migrate all emails, calendar items, contacts, tasks, etc. from Gmail into Office 365?

Or does it only migrate emails?

Suddenly I cannot send emails getting a error

From: System Administrator
Sent: 07 March 2011 10:07
To: Our User
Subject: Undeliverable: Cheese Nibblets, Cheddar.

Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

      Subject: general subject matter.
      Sent: 07/03/2011 10:07

The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:

      'user@usercompany.com' on 07/03/2011 10:07
            None of your e-mail accounts could send to this recipient.

Worked till now no changes was made. The only thing I can think but go's back over a month the email from the  pst file was delted from the email server

the email server is gmail and its outlook 2010 configured as IMAP

When I email users from one particular company domain (and only that domain) they get my email from my company domain email, but when they reply (and also if they just directly write to me)  it doesn't come to my company email, even though on their outbound email that is what shows as the 'to', instead it arrives in my personal yahoo email, even though the sender couldn't even possibly know what my personal yahoo email is.

This happens for any sender from this particular company to me, but the same doesn't happen when that company sends emails to anyone else in my company, they work fine. They also say they never had this problem with anyone else. I do not have any forwarding of any kind of redirect set up in my email system. None of my other colleagues have any issues receiving emails from this company.

Looking at the header of the message I receive it shows

X-Apparently-To: m_xxxxx@yahoo.com; Thu, 27 Jul 2017 07:39:28 +0000
Return-Path: <asxxxxx@sender.com>
Received-SPF: pass (domain of sender.com designates 104.4xxxx as permitted sender)

Authentication-Results: mta1209.mail.bf1.yahoo.com  from=Sender.com; domainkeys=neutral (no sig);  from=groups.office.net; dkim=pass (ok)
Received: from 127.0.0.1  (EHLO EUR01-DB5-obe.outbound.protection.outlook.com) (xxxx)
 by mta1209.mail.bf1.yahoo.com with SMTPS; Thu, 27 Jul 2017 07:39:27 +0000
DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed;
d=sendercom.onmicrosoft.com; s=selector1-sender-com;

From: Asxxxxx…

Hi Experts,

Is there a way to prevent messages sent to Hotmail.com (or Outlook.com) addresses from ending up in the Junk Email folder that I can see at outlook.live.com, based on either of these criteria:
-      Destination domain (e.g. everything sent TO somedomain.com)
-      Content of the subject (e.g. any subject containing the word “Rosters”).

As a test, I have setup a rule to move any email containing the word “Rosters” anywhere in the subject, to the “1Temp” folder, and:
-      That works for some emails (i.e. those not considered to be spam, I guess)
-      Fails for others, which still end up in the Junk Email folder.
Attached is a screen shot of that rule.
As you can see, I’m using “Inbox and sweep rules” to achieve this, because I don’t think the “Safe Mailing Lists” or “Safe senders” features have the flexibility to whitelist by these kinds of generalised criteria.

I’ve read here that some other people are having problems with Hotmail.com/Outlook.com rules, but I’m not sure whether mine is the same issue:
  https://outlook.uservoice.com/forums/284136-outlook-com/suggestions/11133255-rules-no-longer-working

Thanks.
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My OS is win 10 pro 64 bit and I have office 365 and outlook owa for my emails , which is an MSN account the free version.
Whenever I see a sender of an email in the Junk folder, despite clickking on the "Not Junk" selection and it goes into the Inbox.  But after some time it still seems to land in the Junk folder.  
how do I make it safe emails coming to me to my Inbox without it going to my Junk email, or is this one of the misses that sometimes always takes place.
The error says that it failed the fraud detection test or something like that.
Thank u.