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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008i have removed my default email folder, how can i access it?
I removed my email default folder in Outlook 2007 in error, now I can't access the folder to repair it. Outlook sends me to the File System folder instead? I can't access the options key either Close Outlook, reopen it with the /resetfolders command: start > run > outlook.exe /resetfolders Let me know if that helps.  SignatureKathleen Orland - MVP Outlook Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ > I removed my email default folder in Outlook 2007 in error, now I can't > access the folder to repair it. Outlook sends me to the File System folder > instead? I can't access the options key either Thanks for replying. I have tried this but it still won't open! Any other ideas? John > Close Outlook, reopen it with the /resetfolders command: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > access the folder to repair it. Outlook sends me to the File System folder > > instead? I can't access the options key either > I removed my email default folder in Outlook 2007 in error, now I > can't access the folder to repair it. Outlook sends me to the File > System folder instead? I can't access the options key either Open the Mail applet in Control Panel and configure your mail profile to reference your PST. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thanks for replying. I opened the applet as advised and input my mail details but still no luck! Not sure what you mean about referencing the PST? Any advice? John > > I removed my email default folder in Outlook 2007 in error, now I > > can't access the folder to repair it. Outlook sends me to the File > > System folder instead? I can't access the options key either > > Open the Mail applet in Control Panel and configure your mail profile to > reference your PST. > Thanks for replying. I opened the applet as advised and input my mail > details but still no luck! Not sure what you mean about referencing > the PST? Any advice? See that "Data Files" tab? Add a PST there. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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