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Just used the export feature of MS Outlook 2016 to backup my emails.
- Created a PST file and dragged items into the data file.
- The file has a nice size (+120 MB).
- I closed down MS Outlook and re-started it and opened the archive.
It indicates that I have data (e.g. ### items unread), but it won't display any message.
Older archives I made in a similar way appear to behave as I expected.
What might be the problem?
Portion of folder tree indicating I opened archive named 'E-mail 2017'
Banner indicating no messages to show me
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Just used the export feature of MS Outlook 2016 to backup my emails.
- Created a PST file and dragged items into the data file.
- The file has a nice size (+120 MB).
- I closed down MS Outlook and re-started it and opened the archive.
It indicates that I have data (e.g. ### items unread), but it won't display any message.
Older archives I made in a similar way appear to behave as I expected.
What might be the problem?
Portion of folder tree indicating I opened archive named 'E-mail 2017'
Banner indicating no messages to show me
microsoft-outlook pst
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user3533030
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Maybe try to open the .pst with thunderbird or some other email client. That'll at least tell you if the .PST is working.
– Ricardo S.
yesterday
Good idea. Will check... Didn't know that T-bird accepts PST.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
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Just used the export feature of MS Outlook 2016 to backup my emails.
- Created a PST file and dragged items into the data file.
- The file has a nice size (+120 MB).
- I closed down MS Outlook and re-started it and opened the archive.
It indicates that I have data (e.g. ### items unread), but it won't display any message.
Older archives I made in a similar way appear to behave as I expected.
What might be the problem?
Portion of folder tree indicating I opened archive named 'E-mail 2017'
Banner indicating no messages to show me
microsoft-outlook pst
asked yesterday
user3533030
1685
Just used the export feature of MS Outlook 2016 to backup my emails.
- Created a PST file and dragged items into the data file.
- The file has a nice size (+120 MB).
- I closed down MS Outlook and re-started it and opened the archive.
It indicates that I have data (e.g. ### items unread), but it won't display any message.
Older archives I made in a similar way appear to behave as I expected.
What might be the problem?
Portion of folder tree indicating I opened archive named 'E-mail 2017'
Banner indicating no messages to show me
microsoft-outlook pst
microsoft-outlook pst
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Maybe try to open the .pst with thunderbird or some other email client. That'll at least tell you if the .PST is working.
– Ricardo S.
yesterday
Good idea. Will check... Didn't know that T-bird accepts PST.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Maybe try to open the .pst with thunderbird or some other email client. That'll at least tell you if the .PST is working.
– Ricardo S.
yesterday
Good idea. Will check... Didn't know that T-bird accepts PST.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
Maybe try to open the .pst with thunderbird or some other email client. That'll at least tell you if the .PST is working.
– Ricardo S.
yesterday
Maybe try to open the .pst with thunderbird or some other email client. That'll at least tell you if the .PST is working.
– Ricardo S.
yesterday
Good idea. Will check... Didn't know that T-bird accepts PST.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
Good idea. Will check... Didn't know that T-bird accepts PST.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
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According to the last image, it seems that you selected the root folder. Please locate to "Inbox" to check the result.
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Thanks, but I did do that already.
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According to the last image, it seems that you selected the root folder. Please locate to "Inbox" to check the result.
answered 11 hours ago
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Thanks, but I did do that already.
– user3533030
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According to the last image, it seems that you selected the root folder. Please locate to "Inbox" to check the result.
answered 11 hours ago
Yuki Sun
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Thanks, but I did do that already.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
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According to the last image, it seems that you selected the root folder. Please locate to "Inbox" to check the result.
answered 11 hours ago
Yuki Sun
5415
According to the last image, it seems that you selected the root folder. Please locate to "Inbox" to check the result.
answered 11 hours ago
Yuki Sun
5415
answered 11 hours ago
Yuki Sun
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answered 11 hours ago
Yuki Sun
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answered 11 hours ago
Yuki Sun
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Thanks, but I did do that already.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
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Thanks, but I did do that already.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
Thanks, but I did do that already.
– user3533030
1 hour ago
Thanks, but I did do that already.
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Maybe try to open the .pst with thunderbird or some other email client. That'll at least tell you if the .PST is working.
– Ricardo S.
yesterday
Good idea. Will check... Didn't know that T-bird accepts PST.
– user3533030
1 hour ago