Multiple Sync Issues folders

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pirson.thomas

A hundred sync issues folders are created under Top Information Store: Sync Issues, Sync Issues1, Sync Issues2 to 99

Software versions:
- Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 SP2 (8.2.0176.002)
- Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (12.0.6665.5003) SP3 MSO (12.0.6662.5000)
- Windows 7 Professional x64: (Build: 7600, Revision: 17118)

User accesses Exchange account remotely with Outlook Anywhere. The following 'basic' steps have been applied without success:

- Launch Outlook with resetfolders switch
- Delete Offline Outlook Data file
- Disable Exchange Cached Mode
- Repair Microsoft Office
- Renew Outlook profile

PFDAVAdmin and MFCMAPI have been used to connect to this specific mailbox. Whenver duplicated folders are deleted they reappear in no time.

Any hints would be appreciated.

Kind regards,

Thomas
 
P

pirson.thomas

A hundred sync issues folders are created under Top Information Store: Sync Issues, Sync Issues1, Sync Issues2 to 99



Software versions:

- Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 SP2 (8.2.0176.002)

- Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (12.0.6665.5003) SP3 MSO (12.0.6662.5000)

- Windows 7 Professional x64: (Build: 7600, Revision: 17118)



User accesses Exchange account remotely with Outlook Anywhere. The following 'basic' steps have been applied without success:



- Launch Outlook with resetfolders switch

- Delete Offline Outlook Data file

- Disable Exchange Cached Mode

- Repair Microsoft Office

- Renew Outlook profile



PFDAVAdmin and MFCMAPI have been used to connect to this specific mailbox. Whenver duplicated folders are deleted they reappear in no time.



Any hints would be appreciated.



Kind regards,



Thomas

A new Storage Group has been added and user mailbox has been moved to a newly created database. Duplicated sync issues folders have been deleted with MFCMAPI and haven't reappeared since.
 

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