Outlook 2003 Personal Folder

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Sam

Hello - Using Outlook 2003, WinXP Pro SP2, fresh install - re-loaded Office
2003.

In the folders view in Outlook, I have 2 "Personal Folders" mail folders
listed. Only one is valid, containing some old emails. The other will not
open or allow me to delete. I uninstalled Office and re-installed, no help.

When I right click on the invalid Personal Folder icon, and select close, I
get "Operation Failed, an object could not be found"

When I try op open the folder, I get "The set of folders could not be
opened, and a few suggestions on why - including PST file unavailable,
corrupt, etc. I have no PST file associated with this and cannot seem to
remove it from the mail folders pane. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, Sam
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Your profile is corrupted, probably from migrating your .pst file
improperly.

Create a new mail profile using Control Panel->Mail Icon and configure it to
use your correct .pst file.


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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Sam asked:

| Hello - Using Outlook 2003, WinXP Pro SP2, fresh install - re-loaded
| Office 2003.
|
| In the folders view in Outlook, I have 2 "Personal Folders" mail
| folders listed. Only one is valid, containing some old emails. The
| other will not open or allow me to delete. I uninstalled Office and
| re-installed, no help.
|
| When I right click on the invalid Personal Folder icon, and select
| close, I get "Operation Failed, an object could not be found"
|
| When I try op open the folder, I get "The set of folders could not be
| opened, and a few suggestions on why - including PST file unavailable,
| corrupt, etc. I have no PST file associated with this and cannot seem
| to remove it from the mail folders pane. Any help would be
| appreciated.
|
| Thanks, Sam
 

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