Since reinstalling did not help, I'm at a loss for what to do next. Is this
a problem with the Profile that was created when I logged on to a new domain?
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Michael
locate your .pst file, right click/properties/security - check
permissions, edit or add
permissions as required
I can't get it to work even with a fresh (new) .pst file. However, if I log
on to the old domain, I can edit/add objects(contacts, calendar events...)
without a problem to the same file. I can create a blank .pst and it's works
fine. Log back on to the new domain and I get the error we're discussing.
As far as user/domain rights, I have local admin rights(identical rights on
both domains).
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Michael
> Nope, permissions are just fine.
Clearly not, if you can't open the PST.
> I can't get it to work even with a fresh (new) .pst file. However, if I log
> on to the old domain, I can edit/add objects(contacts, calendar events...)
> without a problem to the same file. I can create a blank .pst and it's works
> fine. Log back on to the new domain and I get the error we're discussing.
>
> As far as user/domain rights, I have local admin rights(identical rights on
> both domains).
Take ownership of the PST and you should be OK.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Try creating a new profile, using a different profile name.
Nikki
"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" <tillm...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Did you copy this pst onto your desktop from a CD?
If so, then select the properties of the file and turn off the
Read Only check mark. To select the properties, just
right click the file and select "Properties".
Nikki
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Michael
I'm not sure there is a "fix" for that short of getting the the Permission
changed
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Michael
I could create pst file, create folders into it but wasnt able to move any
item in it.
Turned out network admins had disabled pst files.
Solution:
Quick approach
Open regedit and search and delete these two entries,
PSTDisableGrow
DisablePST
Better approach
I found 2 places in registry for each entry (a total of 4). i created Reg
Delete command in cmd file and added the cmd file to startup program. This
way if network admins push this entry again through group policy or whatever,
I will revert the changes back.
Add these two lines of code to a cmd file.
Reg Delete
"Hkey_Current_User\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\12.0\Outlook" /v
DisablePST /f
Reg Delete "HKey_Current_User\SOftware\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\PST" /v
PSTDisableGrow /f
Add this cmd file to startup program.
Remember to add a line similar to above for all the entries you find in
registry.
Thanks for the Procedure! Has the same Prob. Tnx!