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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / May 2008Outlook 2003 Backup
When I try to backup the program list a drive that is no longer connected. I have listed the current drive but the program will not accept it. Change that by selecting Options in the Backup window. Use the Browse button to select a valid drive. > When I try to backup the program list a drive that is no longer connected. I > have listed the current drive but the program will not accept it. Thanks Mary but I have done that and when I click backup with the new disk letter a window pops up and states that I am trying to backup to the original disk and the file is not avalabile. > Change that by selecting Options in the Backup window. Use the Browse button > to select a valid drive. > > > When I try to backup the program list a drive that is no longer connected. I > > have listed the current drive but the program will not accept it. > Thanks Mary but I have done that and when I click backup with the new > disk letter a window pops up and states that I am trying to backup to > the original disk and the file is not avalabile. Use File>Data File Management in Outlook to make sure you're not referencing an old PST. Use Tools>Options>Other>AutoArchive to make sure you're not referecing it there, either.  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thanks Brian. I solved my problem by changing the drive letter of the backup disk to match what Outlook wanted to do. A "non techie" approach but it worked. > > Thanks Mary but I have done that and when I click backup with the new > > disk letter a window pops up and states that I am trying to backup to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > an old PST. Use Tools>Options>Other>AutoArchive to make sure you're not > referecing it there, either. |
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