Why would an appointment go directly to the deleted items?

[tomlopez]

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[tomlopez]

An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are none
configured...

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

This is a new appointment form and it goes there when you save ans close the
form? If so, try restarting outlook with the reset folders switch. At start
menu, run, type
outlook.exe /resetfolders

See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm

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An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are none
configured...

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[tomlopez]

I'll try this when I can get to the user.... Any other possibilites?

This is a new appointment form and it goes there when you save ans close the
form? If so, try restarting outlook with the reset folders switch. At start
menu, run, type
outlook.exe /resetfolders

See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm

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An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are none
configured...

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

User error.

I can't think of any other reasons why outlook would think the default
calendar was the deleted folder. It can't be rules for new appointments
(only incoming meeting requests would be affected by rules). It could
possibly be an add-in doing it - but I have no idea which addin would do it.
Unless it’s a new Dell laptop... the outlooksetupaddin screws a lot of stuff
up.

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I'll try this when I can get to the user.... Any other possibilites?

This is a new appointment form and it goes there when you save ans close
the
form? If so, try restarting outlook with the reset folders switch. At
start
menu, run, type
outlook.exe /resetfolders

See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm

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An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are none
configured...

:

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[tomlopez]

What could the user have done to cause this?

User error.

I can't think of any other reasons why outlook would think the default
calendar was the deleted folder. It can't be rules for new appointments
(only incoming meeting requests would be affected by rules). It could
possibly be an add-in doing it - but I have no idea which addin would do it.
Unless it’s a new Dell laptop... the outlooksetupaddin screws a lot of stuff
up.

--
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I'll try this when I can get to the user.... Any other possibilites?

This is a new appointment form and it goes there when you save ans close
the
form? If so, try restarting outlook with the reset folders switch. At
start
menu, run, type
outlook.exe /resetfolders

See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm

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An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are none
configured...

:

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

I have no idea.

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What could the user have done to cause this?

User error.

I can't think of any other reasons why outlook would think the default
calendar was the deleted folder. It can't be rules for new appointments
(only incoming meeting requests would be affected by rules). It could
possibly be an add-in doing it - but I have no idea which addin would do
it.
Unless it’s a new Dell laptop... the outlooksetupaddin screws a lot of
stuff
up.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I'll try this when I can get to the user.... Any other possibilites?

:

This is a new appointment form and it goes there when you save ans
close
the
form? If so, try restarting outlook with the reset folders switch. At
start
menu, run, type
outlook.exe /resetfolders

See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm

--
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An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are
none
configured...

:

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[tomlopez]

okay, that didn't work... But we also noticed that every time we open
outlook, a new appoinment goes into the "deleted items" folder. The really
weird thing is that it appears to be generated by the same user who its going
to and the subject line is alwys blank...

I have no idea.

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What could the user have done to cause this?

User error.

I can't think of any other reasons why outlook would think the default
calendar was the deleted folder. It can't be rules for new appointments
(only incoming meeting requests would be affected by rules). It could
possibly be an add-in doing it - but I have no idea which addin would do
it.
Unless it’s a new Dell laptop... the outlooksetupaddin screws a lot of
stuff
up.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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I'll try this when I can get to the user.... Any other possibilites?

:

This is a new appointment form and it goes there when you save ans
close
the
form? If so, try restarting outlook with the reset folders switch. At
start
menu, run, type
outlook.exe /resetfolders

See http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/switches.htm

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An appointment.. And I already checked for a rule and there are
none
configured...

:

An appointment or a meeting request?

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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

That sounds more like a script or addin.

This isn't a Dell laptop is it? They have an addin that is a mess but this
isn't the typical MO of the addin.

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[tomlopez]

No, but it is a Dell desktop...

That sounds more like a script or addin.

This isn't a Dell laptop is it? They have an addin that is a mess but this
isn't the typical MO of the addin.

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okay, that didn't work... But we also noticed that every time we open
outlook, a new appoinment goes into the "deleted items" folder. The
really
weird thing is that it appears to be generated by the same user who its
going
to and the subject line is alwys blank...

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Check for addins. The one that causes havoc in laptops is used by their
Media Direct application - its called outlooksetupaddin (cyberlink). Maybe
there is another bad one we don't know about yet...

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No, but it is a Dell desktop...

That sounds more like a script or addin.

This isn't a Dell laptop is it? They have an addin that is a mess but
this
isn't the typical MO of the addin.

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okay, that didn't work... But we also noticed that every time we open
outlook, a new appoinment goes into the "deleted items" folder. The
really
weird thing is that it appears to be generated by the same user who its
going
to and the subject line is alwys blank...