.pst does not open correctly

[Slick]

Hello. Before reformatting, I made sure I copied my .pst file. Although, it
did not open correctly after going to File>Open>Outlook Data File... No error
message, but non of the folders loaded. Only messages I received were 2 in my
Inbox (which wasn't the original location) and all my sent items. When I made
a .pst copy, it was in a personal folder. I noticed there is a .pst file
called "Outlook" made by the install program, so I wonder, once folders are
loaded from a personal .pst, is everything saved to that "Outlook" file? All
help is appreciated.

Thank you!

---Matt

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Clayton]

Matt,

yes all info including folders are saved in the outlook.pst file. Are you
certain you copied the correct pst file? It is always a good idea to look at
the date of the pst file and make sure it's recent and not an old one from
the past.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Slick]

Ok. But I have in the past loaded .pst files (that weren't the "Outlook.pst"
file) labeled by me. This .pst file (called "matthew") was loaded before the
format in Outlook successfully. In fact, I can't recall ever using the
"Outlook" file supplied by Microsoft, it has always been this matthew.pst
file, being copied over.

 

[Clayton]

You did not have more than 1 mathew.pst file in different folders did you?

 

[Clayton]

You did not have more than 1 mathew.pst file in different folders did you?