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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Interop / March 2004PST Password
We have a user that was recently migrated to Windows XP and upon mapping back to the PST, it is asking for a password. The user has no idea what the password is. Does anyone know how to remove this from the PST??? There is a free utility called "PST19UPG.exe". One place to find it is: http://www.securiteam.com/tools/6G00B1F0AS.html "This utility was originally designed to upgrade the PST format to version 19. One of its side effects, however, is that it can strip out the PST password. This can therefore be used to recover passwords you may have forgotten on your PST files.  SignatureNikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook] We have a user that was recently migrated to Windows XP and upon mapping back to the PST, it is asking for a password. The user has no idea what the password is. Does anyone know how to remove this from the PST??? >-----Original Message----- >We have a user that was recently migrated to Windows XP [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >. >Hi Jeff: Microsoft has a utility named pst19upg that was suppose to upgrade the pst. As a byproduct, it strips out the password. The drawback is that it may corrupt your pst. Make a copy of your pst before you use this util. Dave Mark Southern California Water Co. |
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