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by mjervis
I have had this problem before and found the database to have errors in it. My solution was:
1. Shut down the Information Store in Services.
2. Go to your dos prompt and go into the Exchange folder and then the bin folder. IE: C:\exchsrvr\bin\>
3. Run ISINTEG on the pub folder. IE: c:\exchsrvr\bin\>isinteg -fix -pub -test alltests
Run this command until you have NO errors. (you may have to run it more than once) I would then run it on the priv folder also while you have the Information Store shut down.
IE: C:\exchsrvr\bin\>isinteg -fix -pri -test alltests
Hope this helps.
by mjervis
by shanghai sam
by rcc
The quickest way around this would be to login as Exchange Admin (create a profile) and detele the message.It happened to me bofer and this is how I've got around it.
One other tought is to add yourself to the CREATE TOP FOLDER permission list under site, Information Store Properties...and try again.
Regards,
Radu
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