Hi, Cris:
I did previously, and did again just now. The only appreciable difference is
the message in the error box, which has changed to, "Cannot open your default
e-mail folders. The information store could not be opened."
"Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]" wrote:
> did you delete the .ost file from the workstation?
>
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> "Jason Milner" <Jason (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:B046DE0D-8079-485D-A750-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Similar to other 'cannot open' issues, insofar as the error message. Details:
>
> Outlook 2007 (on Vista Ultimate x64); I've already deleted/recreated
> profiles, mailboxes, tried the navpane reset fix, all to no avail. Trying to
> connect to an Exchange Server (2003).
>
> Launching Outlook causes the error box to appear with: "Cannot start
> Microsoft Office Outlook. Cannot open the Outlook window. The set of folders
> cannot be opened. the information store could not be opened." Outlook then
> closes.
>
> Looking in the Mail control panel (Control Panel > View 32-bit Control
> Panels), the only truly odd-looking item is under the Data Files tab, where
> the Mailbox filename is listed as "Not available". When adding the Exchange
> account to Outlook (which works normally previous to adding the Exchange
> acct), Outlook recognizes the server and my user name.
>
> I have deleted all old profiles and reentered everything twice now, with no
> noticeable effect.
>
> What's mystifying me is when I created a new user on this machine and set up
> the same account on Exchange, it works perfectly. However, because of various
> settings and VPNs and such I have configured on the main profile, switching
> between users (or abandoning the original profile entirely) is not an option.
>
> Thoughts would be appreciated. TIA.