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Brian Tillman
Rick said:
A lot of people have problems with GDS. What happens if you uninstall it?
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dave
I do not have GDS and I am having the issue...
Brian Tillman said:A lot of people have problems with GDS. What happens if you uninstall it?
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Nadine
Has anyone received a solution to this. I have many Outlook 2003 Windows XP
users (Exchange Email). With this same problem. No Google tool bar, no
Google add-in at all.
New mail comes in but doesn't show in the inbox, yet unread mail folder
count has increased. Has to click out of the inbox onto another mail folder
before the message shows up in the inbox. Very annoying. And causes work
issues as staff are expecting messages and not seing them to action. Until
they do the above.
users (Exchange Email). With this same problem. No Google tool bar, no
Google add-in at all.
New mail comes in but doesn't show in the inbox, yet unread mail folder
count has increased. Has to click out of the inbox onto another mail folder
before the message shows up in the inbox. Very annoying. And causes work
issues as staff are expecting messages and not seing them to action. Until
they do the above.
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Brian Tillman
Nadine said:Has anyone received a solution to this. I have many Outlook 2003
Windows XP users (Exchange Email). With this same problem. No
Google tool bar, no Google add-in at all.
New mail comes in but doesn't show in the inbox, yet unread mail
folder count has increased. Has to click out of the inbox onto
another mail folder before the message shows up in the inbox. Very
annoying. And causes work issues as staff are expecting messages and
not seing them to action. Until they do the above.
Try resetting the views. Start Outlook once with the /cleanviews command
switch.
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dave
thanks Brian, but it didnt work for me
Brian Tillman said:Try resetting the views. Start Outlook once with the /cleanviews command
switch.
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tykedad
I have same problem, and recently the sound alert has gone as well. Very
annoying. Is anyone still there?
annoying. Is anyone still there?
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dave
tykedad... i'm still here and still battling the problem... to recap...
-i have outlook 2007 (with business contact manager)
-upgraded from 2003
-when i was on 2003, i connected to an exchange server, but i never
connected with 2007.
-ever since i have been on 2007 i have had this problem
-please help :-(
-i have outlook 2007 (with business contact manager)
-upgraded from 2003
-when i was on 2003, i connected to an exchange server, but i never
connected with 2007.
-ever since i have been on 2007 i have had this problem
-please help :-(
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Todd G
I am also having same issue. Running Vista Business and had issue with
Outlook 2003. Decided to try upgrading to Outlook 2007 to fix problem but
same issue. What is real interesting for me is that I do get a couple of
messages every now and then. I see lots of incoming mail being received but I
do not see where it goes. I have refreshed all views. Looked in all folders
and still nothing. Good news is that I do not even see any junk mail, imagine
that!
Outlook 2003. Decided to try upgrading to Outlook 2007 to fix problem but
same issue. What is real interesting for me is that I do get a couple of
messages every now and then. I see lots of incoming mail being received but I
do not see where it goes. I have refreshed all views. Looked in all folders
and still nothing. Good news is that I do not even see any junk mail, imagine
that!
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tykedad
Several updates were automatically installed on the night (New Zealand) of 14
May, everything has worked OK since then. Coincidence? Permanent?
May, everything has worked OK since then. Coincidence? Permanent?
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klasIT
We are experiencing the same issue at our company. We think we have found a solution. The first one we tried was removing all extra add-ins in the Trust Center. That worked temporarily, and then we found out if you right click on the Inbox folder, and then uncheck "Show Microsoft Exchange views" that everything showed up in the Inbox. I hope this helps.
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Gary Rogers
I would like an update, as well. It is apparent from Googling this issue that
several end-users and tech support people have experienced this problem,
tried all kinds of suggested "solutions" and come up short. I am one of them.
This is very frustrating -- even more so that Microsoft hasn't given it the
attention it deserves!
Gary S. Rogers
On-Site Computer Support
several end-users and tech support people have experienced this problem,
tried all kinds of suggested "solutions" and come up short. I am one of them.
This is very frustrating -- even more so that Microsoft hasn't given it the
attention it deserves!
Gary S. Rogers
On-Site Computer Support
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JHWatson
Jon Cameron said:Has anyone had a update on this problem. I have Outlook 2007, and messages
will arrive to the inbox, but not show. I have to change the focus to
another folder and then back to the inbox. At that point, it will show. I
have checked all the settings and even went back to the defautl. The problem
continues.
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JHWatson
Has anyone found a solution to this problem yet?
Jon Cameron said:Has anyone had a update on this problem. I have Outlook 2007, and messages
will arrive to the inbox, but not show. I have to change the focus to
another folder and then back to the inbox. At that point, it will show. I
have checked all the settings and even went back to the defautl. The problem
continues.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
It's a very common problem with a NAT router. First thing I would do is
install all of the updates and the Feb cumulative update and see if it
helps....
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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/
Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:
(e-mail address removed)
You can access this newsgroup by visiting
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or point your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.
install all of the updates and the Feb cumulative update and see if it
helps....
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/
Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:
(e-mail address removed)
You can access this newsgroup by visiting
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or point your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.
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