Corrupt PST file?

[Susan Kramer]

Due to laptop issues, yesterday morning I had to use my desktop to look at my
email. I only opened it to see what new messages were in my inbox. I did
not send, reply to anything. After my laptop came back to life, I copied
only my inbox from my desktop (Outlook03) to my laptop (Outlook07). After I
did that I started getting the error message: The path specified for the file
F:\laptopbackup.pst is not valid on my laptop.

My Outlook on my laptop is working fine, I have not lost anything, but just
get this message when opening it each morning.

I found instructions on MS site for SCANPST, but they don't give me much to
go on as to how to find the file on my computer. When I open up the box to
browse, I can't get to My Computer. I only goes back as far as my Desktop.

I also have 64bit laptop, so not sure if this will even work for me. Any
help that anyone can provide would be most appreciated!

Thanks!
Susan

 

[msnews.microsoft.com]

Can you not use the file/folder search function to look for scanpst.exe ?

 

[DL]

Check your Folders Tree View, within Outlook, and remove the 'inbox data
file' you added (laptopbackup Personal Folders)
Its nothing to do with a corrupt data file, simply the method you used to
connect the exported pst