G Gary Oct 9, 2008 #1 I ran SCANPST because my outlook crashed. After running the scan and all my folders that I created are gone. Where did they go?
I ran SCANPST because my outlook crashed. After running the scan and all my folders that I created are gone. Where did they go?
G Gordon Oct 9, 2008 #2 Gary said: I ran SCANPST because my outlook crashed. After running the scan and all my folders that I created are gone. Where did they go? Click to expand... Umm why would you run scanpst just because Outlook "crashed"? Do you have a backup?
Gary said: I ran SCANPST because my outlook crashed. After running the scan and all my folders that I created are gone. Where did they go? Click to expand... Umm why would you run scanpst just because Outlook "crashed"? Do you have a backup?
G Gary Oct 9, 2008 #3 So I guess you don't know the answer. Gordon said: Umm why would you run scanpst just because Outlook "crashed"? Do you have a backup? Click to expand...
So I guess you don't know the answer. Gordon said: Umm why would you run scanpst just because Outlook "crashed"? Do you have a backup? Click to expand...
G Gordon Oct 9, 2008 #4 Gary said: So I guess you don't know the answer. Click to expand... You've probably buggered up your pst file. I repeat - do you have a backup?
Gary said: So I guess you don't know the answer. Click to expand... You've probably buggered up your pst file. I repeat - do you have a backup?
B Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook] Oct 9, 2008 #5 I ran SCANPST because my outlook crashed. After running the scan and all my folders that I created are gone. Where did they go? Click to expand... That's anyone's guess. In a crash, files don't get closed properly and for database files like a PST, that can be a fatal condition.
I ran SCANPST because my outlook crashed. After running the scan and all my folders that I created are gone. Where did they go? Click to expand... That's anyone's guess. In a crash, files don't get closed properly and for database files like a PST, that can be a fatal condition.
