C
Cole
The hardware setup:
PC1 - Windows 2000 Professional being used as a server
PC2 - Windows XP Pro
PC3 - Windows XP Pro
Outlook.pst data file is kept on the Server
If I use My Network places to go and look at the folder on the server where
it is located, I can see the Outlook.pst data file with no problem at all.
The problem we keep having:
We are working in Outlook just fine then ...
Only on PC2 while in Outlook about every 3 to 10 minutes we seem to get this
error:
'The path specified for the file
\\Fileserver\user_accounts_fred\DATA\Outlook.pst is not valid'
the other error message we occasionally get is:
'Cannot create the e-mail message because a data file
to send and receive messages could not be found. To
add a data file, such as a personal folder file,
double-click the Mail icon in Windows Control Panel.'
Things I have tried so far:
I have had Outlook run its rDetect and Repair utility
I have run Scanpst on the file and it says its okay.
I have run scandisk or an alsternative drive analyzer on the drives
everything is okay.
I have replaced the network card on PC1 we seem to be able to connect just
fine to the internet and every other service.
I have changed the network cable and even changed the connection port.
Problem still exists.
I am assuming this is some sort of corrupted network data file location but
where might the corruption be located.
PC1 - Windows 2000 Professional being used as a server
PC2 - Windows XP Pro
PC3 - Windows XP Pro
Outlook.pst data file is kept on the Server
If I use My Network places to go and look at the folder on the server where
it is located, I can see the Outlook.pst data file with no problem at all.
The problem we keep having:
We are working in Outlook just fine then ...
Only on PC2 while in Outlook about every 3 to 10 minutes we seem to get this
error:
'The path specified for the file
\\Fileserver\user_accounts_fred\DATA\Outlook.pst is not valid'
the other error message we occasionally get is:
'Cannot create the e-mail message because a data file
to send and receive messages could not be found. To
add a data file, such as a personal folder file,
double-click the Mail icon in Windows Control Panel.'
Things I have tried so far:
I have had Outlook run its rDetect and Repair utility
I have run Scanpst on the file and it says its okay.
I have run scandisk or an alsternative drive analyzer on the drives
everything is okay.
I have replaced the network card on PC1 we seem to be able to connect just
fine to the internet and every other service.
I have changed the network cable and even changed the connection port.
Problem still exists.
I am assuming this is some sort of corrupted network data file location but
where might the corruption be located.