• Subject: RE: Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders
  • Author: rglick
  • Date: 30 Jul 2008
  • References: 1
Same problem arose for me today. Only change made in last 24 hours is to SharePoint MySite.
Thanks!
"gary" wrote:
> We are experiencing some random issues with Outlook 2007 where a user will > open Outlook and will immediately get a pop-up that states "This information > service has not been configured. Select an existing file to configure, or > type the name of a new file to create". Clicking OK lets you select a new or > existing PST file. Choosing either causes another pop-up stating "Properties > for this information service must be defined prior to use". Clicking OK sends > you back to the original pop-up. During this loop, Outlook is unusable and > the only way to exit the application is using Task Manager to kill the > process. During this process Outlook creates hundreds of Personal Folders. > > We have tried creating a new Outlook profile and uninstalling and > reinstalling Office, but the issue always seems to come back within a few > days. The only definitive solution we have found so far is to give the user a > new machine, which obviously isn't going to work. > > Any ideas? > > Thank you, > Gary
18 Jun 2008Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders.gary
18 Jun 2008|- Re: Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders.Oliver Vukovics [Publ...
02 Jul 2008|- Re: Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders.rcosta@collettevacati...
23 Jul 2008|  \ Re: Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders.gary
31 Jul 2008|     \ Re: Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders.rglick
27 Oct 2008|        \ Same problems here.Aaron Ball
10 Nov 2008|           \ Same problem!!.Lee Walker
10 Nov 2008|              \ Re: Same problem!!.Brian Tillman [MVP - ...
30 Jul 2008|- RE: Outlook 2007 creating multiple personal folders.rglick
30 Dec 2008\ Solution that worked for me.Mike Q
04 Jan   \ Re: Solution that worked for me.Milly Staples [MVP - ...
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