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In Outlook 2007 (release version), I cannot disable Cached Exchange Mode.
The option to do so is greyed out, always. I can't even disable it when
creating a new profile.
I created my install image using the Office Customization Tool. Choosing
"Do not configure cached exchange mode" or choosing it and unchecking "use
cached exchange mode" does not have any affect. Either way I'm locked into
cached mode.
I also specifically disabled cached exchange mode via GPO: "Do not use
Cached Exchange Mode for all new Outlook profiles" = Enabled. This policy
was configured prior to installing using the above mentioned methods.
I'm seeing this behavior on two test systems running XP. Both systems had
Outlook 2003 installed previously, and configured to not use cached mode.
Even after manually uninstalling Office 2007 after performing the upgrade,
and then reinstalling it fresh, I am still stuck in cached mode.
In my environment cached mode provides zero benefit and simply degrades the
user experience by a significant margin. I won't be deploying 2007 for a
while, but I want to figure out how to turn this off so I can continue my own
personal training and testing.
The option to do so is greyed out, always. I can't even disable it when
creating a new profile.
I created my install image using the Office Customization Tool. Choosing
"Do not configure cached exchange mode" or choosing it and unchecking "use
cached exchange mode" does not have any affect. Either way I'm locked into
cached mode.
I also specifically disabled cached exchange mode via GPO: "Do not use
Cached Exchange Mode for all new Outlook profiles" = Enabled. This policy
was configured prior to installing using the above mentioned methods.
I'm seeing this behavior on two test systems running XP. Both systems had
Outlook 2003 installed previously, and configured to not use cached mode.
Even after manually uninstalling Office 2007 after performing the upgrade,
and then reinstalling it fresh, I am still stuck in cached mode.
In my environment cached mode provides zero benefit and simply degrades the
user experience by a significant margin. I won't be deploying 2007 for a
while, but I want to figure out how to turn this off so I can continue my own
personal training and testing.