• WShollis1818

    WShollis1818

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    • in reply to: Problems in Outlook mail navigation pane #1522964

      DMCCUE, thank you. As I said to Chris, over the weekend I will try your suggestions, too.
      I will let you know if I have issues with the PST.
      Again, thanks.

    • in reply to: Problems in Outlook mail navigation pane #1522963

      Chris, thank you for the thought and the ways to get to the POP3, but as I said in 5h paragraph of 1st post; I did that and it was deleted there, but it is still in navigation pane [ or should I say ‘pain’]

    • in reply to: Problems in Outlook mail navigation pane #1521824

      Thanks. I will try this over the weekend.

    • in reply to: Problems in Outlook mail navigation pane #1521196

      sorry for delay in responding. I ran scanpst.exe
      No change.
      I was thinking about un-installing Outlook and re-installing it, in order to set up email again. But 2 issues. 1. how to do that with outlook, not entire Office suite? can that be done? At fist I thought I could just go to ‘program and features’ to add/remove features, but that is nly for Windows, not Office/Outlook
      2.If I un-install, I guess I would not want to save any of my settings,a s that would likely save the trouble spots, correct?
      Is that my only choice?

    • in reply to: Problems in Outlook mail navigation pane #1519374

      Opps!!
      Scanpst is not found. Any ideas how to get it back?

    • in reply to: Problems in Outlook mail navigation pane #1519373

      Thank you.
      Unfortunately for the POP3, ‘close’ is grayed out.
      Re: recreating IMAP, do you mean, just using “File/Account settings/account settings” in Outlook?

      I will try Scanpst and see what happens.

    • in reply to: Office 365 messed up Office 2010 on my computer. #1470419

      To Ruirib,
      Luckily for me the install of Office 365, did not uninstall office 2010. Therefore, the restore point worked. I did have to do the ‘repair’ on Office 2010 after the restore in order to get it working. I checked all the other ‘affected programs’, per the Restore point hints. I have made another Drive Image as soon as that was done.
      In the past, I thought I could have two versions of Office, but only one version of Outlook.
      Unfortunately, the install did not allow me to customize, where I would not have allowed Outlook2013 to set itself up.
      MS should I think, have notice that Office365 would override Office2010.
      With Office365 being such a big deal for being online, I thought I could still use Office2010 for if I was off line, or unless I specifically wanted to use it. I was wrong.

    • in reply to: Office 365 messed up Office 2010 on my computer. #1470236

      to ruirb.
      No, of course I did not do a backup before I installed office 365. 8-#

      I wanted to return to being able to use Outlook2010, that is what I meant by ‘how it was before’.

      Sudio15, suggested looking into the system restore point. fortunately for me, that worked.
      I appreciate all the help when I have sent in a question.

      I also read the Lounge every week and learn a lot form it.
      Thanks to all.

    • in reply to: Office 365 messed up Office 2010 on my computer. #1470235

      HI, Great. thanks. I don’t know why I did not think of that.
      I looked up how to restore prior restore point. Luckily I did follow hint to check ‘affected software’, to see that I needed to use the 2nd most recent restore point. But it worked. Again Thank you.

    • Hi , Dell did a great job with re-installing Win8.1 and Office 2010.
      And I am able to send and receive Yah!!
      I now have three ‘in-boxes’ in the navigation email on Outlook. I will
      send info on that issue after I get other things settled. Thank you very much for all of your help.
      Hollis

    • Well, This is over now. Np idea what has happened, but whole machine has crashed.
      I appreciate all your efforts.
      After Dell finishes with it I guess I will have to re-install Office 2010.
      Again thanks.

    • Hi Rurib, When I try to send email in outlook, the messages stay in outbox. They are no error messages, but they won’t go.

      1. I am wondering if Office has a repair option, where I could repair Outlook, without deleting all the data. Do you think that is a possibility?

      2. Tonight,I am going to check my laptop. I believe it has Outlook on it. I don’t often use outlook on the laptop, but I think I have not broken that Outlook. Maybe I will have a better way to get the data from Outlook.
      I will send info about that tomorrow. Again, thanks for all of your help.

    • HI, Yes, I have just done that. No change.

      I can only find, thorough search, “my email address.pst” in one location, first in J: and now that I have moved it, it is in C:. But either way, outlook only opens with emails no later than 8/4/2014. No new emails are coming or going. There are no messages when I send email to my other accounts.
      I don’t know if this has any effect. As I use Comcast, I have set up Xfinity Connect. This is to sync my contacts between my Outlook and my webmail online.
      With these problems, I went to my webmail, all my contacts online are gone. I have spoken to Comcast and they are working on it, they say.
      I just tried to sync from the broken Outlook to Xfinity, via Xfinity Connect. Outlook says it was synced successfully. However, the contacts are still not online.

      So situation now is I have broken outlook on computer. It has a list of Contacts. But I can’t send or receive any email.

      On Webmail, I can send and receive emails, but my contacts are gone, and I can’t sync from computer.
      So strange.
      Thanks for any ideas.

    • Certainly.
      I went to Word 2010/file/options/save/
      There I changed both the ‘auto-recover file location’ and the default file location.
      D…m, When I just now went into this location, I see that the word documents location has not changed, as I had thought I had done.
      I had actually moved the Document file from c: to another actual drive, not just a partition[j:]
      so no I am not at all sure what I did to break Outlook 2010.

      After I had made the change I thought I had done with Word, Outlook was acting as described, i.e. only showing info from Aug. 4 and before, not accepting new email, even test messages. I went through the Account setting in Outlook, to be sure there were no changes. I did try sending myself a test message. It did not arrive.

      At that time I went to Account setting again. This time I did change the ‘Data files’ location to the J: drive.
      Still no functioning email in Outlook. This change which I made,was after the problem began with Outlook.
      Sorry to complicate things. I hope you can help. Thanks for trying.

    • Hi, Thank you for your prompt reply. and of course, I had not done drive image in awhile. I don’t do them when just moving files.
      I knew I was moving the save location Word files. I did not realize that would move the Outlook info. And even more that outlook would then be broken. That is no new emails are showing up when I open Outlook, although emails are in my Webmail. Unfortunately my address book is not synced from Outlook to web mail. That is another issue.

      I had gotten to same place for file location in outlook/file/account settings. Both ways show same file location.It shows the files are there at j:Outlook-data-filesemail-address It shows as a *.pst file. But still outlook only shows emails from two weeks ago, This even though I have sent various test messages.

      Is it possible to move/change the Word save location back to c: ? Is that likely to restore Outlook functioning?
      I am hesitant to make any more changes without consultation.

      Thanks for you assistance.

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