I am using Outlook 2003 with Exchange 2000. I believe the Sync Issues folder was created back when my OL was in cached mode. My OL account has converted to non-cached mode since then, but the folder is still there.
The Sync Issues has 3 sub-folders(Conflicts, Local Failures & Server Failures). All are empty. The Delete function is grayed out when the folder or its sub-folders are selected so it's impossible to get rid of them.
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Leave it alone
Those folders are created by the program. Leave them alone. There is a reason they're grayed out.
You can remove any items IN the folders, but can't delete them.
You can remove any items IN the folders, but can't delete them.
27th Nov 2007
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As mentioned before, the Sync Issues Folders are there only when OL uses the "Cache mode". They serve no purpose when the Cache mode is no longer in use.
Anyway, I found a way to get rid of them. The trick is to use OWA. In OWA the Delete function doesn't grayed out as in OL.
Anyway, I found a way to get rid of them. The trick is to use OWA. In OWA the Delete function doesn't grayed out as in OL.
HCream
27th Nov 2007
This worked and I really appreciate it! Lifesaver as I couldn't get my email volume down.
Thanks!
Thanks!
ba_arbogast@...
27th Oct 2009
What is OWA? Where so I access it?
allan.lobeck@...
4th Dec 2009
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How do I stop outlook 2003 from synchronizing folders
My outlook 2003 is constantly synchronizing folders every time I open it to check my E mail.
I'm running windows xp with comcast as my IP. Can any one out there help e with this problem
Thank you
I'm running windows xp with comcast as my IP. Can any one out there help e with this problem
Thank you
2nd Jul 2011
