> My cousin's computer he got from a friend that was connected to an
> Exchange server, but now it is not. He is unable to remove the
> Exchange account due to this popup: "Your MS Exchange server is
> unavailable. [click Ok, Cancel, or Retry] When he clicks 'Ok':
> Unable to open the default email folders. Your profile is not
> configured." My question is how to remove the Exchange profile
> from his computer without having to reinstall Outlook?
Open Control Panel and run the Mail applet. Click Show Profiles, select the
profile, and click Properties. Remove the Exchange service.
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"Andy" <An...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My cousin's computer he got from a friend that was connected to an
> Exchange
> server, but now it is not. He is unable to remove the Exchange account due
> to
> this popup: "Your MS Exchange server is unavailable. [click Ok, Cancel, or
> Retry] When he clicks 'Ok': Unable to open the default email folders.
> Your
> profile is not configured." My question is how to remove the Exchange
> profile from his computer without having to reinstall Outlook?
> --
> Andy