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by jcalvey
by ospreyint
Was not helpful, did not work
by w2ktechman
MS says that outlook data files can be up to 4 GB, but if you really look, then you will find an article that states after 100MB, the pst may become corrupt. But to answer your question, go to control panel, mail, show profiles, and remove the .pst files from outlook. Making sure of course that you know where they are located.
Then open outlook, does the error still occur? If not then run scanpst on the pst files and have it fix problems. Scanpst can be found on the office cd.
by ospreyint
Followed your suggestion, did not help at all. Any new suggestions? I even installed and uninstalled the whole thing and still Outlook would not start.
by aakash shah
by ospreyint
Tried your solution did not help either
by r3d
First: I believe it was a 2gb limit, not 4.
Second: If this is the case, you will need to repair the file with the outlook repair tool, then access it normally and archive as much as you can immediately. After archiving, repair the file again to reduce the size. This will reallocate the filespace from the email that wa archived from the .PST file.
Third: If you are running this against his NT account, and the fiel is on an exchange server (IE. Excgahange 5.5) then you may want to check that it is running against his account, and verify it in Mail settings in the control panel.
Otherwise, try MS KB and see if they can help.
Good Luck!
-R3D
by ospreyint
Did not help
by mddenton
by kjpa
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