Outlook 2007 file locations xp

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I will let you know what happens. I think I understand that - without having looked at the utilities yet. When you get to the "add them to the TO field " step can you do that in bulk or do you have to manipulate them individually?

There may be a thousand people in it. I will have to do these things later in the day - I have other commitments until about noon. You can add all the names at once - note that the NK2 is limited to names, if you add a registry key. Info on the reg key is at the url I posted earlier. When you add the names to the To field, go to the end of the list in the To field Page Down or End key should move you there and verify the list is not cut off - if so, you'll need to do it in smaller groups.

I ran unto one major problem trying to increase the limit of names in the autocomplete cache from to There is no element titled "AutoNameCheck" or anything resembling it present. I did a registry search of the whole registry and it isnt present at all anywhere in the registry. I did this both on the Win XP registry and the Win 8 machine registry - both of which use Outlook On the issue of corrupt. NK2 file - I went back to the Win XP machine and in the To box of a new email started typing characters and autocomplete worked perfectly.

Can we verify the registry entry you described and see why it does not exist - maybe the machine isnt using autocomplete - but something else which has the same result? Under Outlook everything goes along fine in regedit until I expand Outlook. If a key or value is not present in the registry, you need to add it. Most keys and values are not added until you change an option. In order to find hidden files using Search, you need to use the Advanced search option to search all hidden files and folders and all system files.

Windows XP search shown in screenshot; for Vista, choose Advanced Search in the search results window. To show all hidden files and folders in Windows 8, look on the View ribbon in Windows Explorer and add a check to Hidden items. To show all hidden files and folders in Windows 7 or Vista, open Windows Explorer and click on the Organize button on the left, then select Folder and Search Options from the menu.

Click on the View tab and change the settings to show all hidden files and folders. After changing the setting, you can use Windows Explorer to navigate to your user folder then to the folder containing the files. Where is File tab in Outlook? Using Two-factor authentication Where are my Outlook Files? Asked by:. Archived Forums. This IT Professional forum is for questions, feedback, or anything else related to setting up and deploying Office versions prior to Sign in to vote.

It says: On the Tools menu, click Account Settings. On the E-mail tab, select the new e-mail account, and then click Change Folder. Thursday, July 3, PM. Monday, July 7, PM. Proposed as answer by sys-eng Monday, April 13, PM. Monday, April 13, PM. I just changed from Vista to Windows7, and am reinstalling Outlook.

I have done this before in Vista, but it's not working in win7 - when I do 6, a window comes up that doesn't let me change the location of the PST file. Do you have any suggestions? Sunday, August 2, PM. Many Thanks Bob. Saturday, August 21, AM. Here is the steps: 1. In the computer A, search all PST files and copy to thumbdrive or extenal hdd 2.

Repeat step 3 until all your PST load in your Outlook. Friday, August 27, AM. If you have moved the file you probably has now a new problem: "Error 0xF: Outlook data file cannot be accessed" After looking for a solution all over the net and debug outllook I have found a solution. Close Outlook.