If you recalled my post from a few days ago where I have a folder which mysteriously became “invisible”, well there is a fix! Thanks to some of my friends at the mother ship (read Microsoft) in helping out with this – they know who they are and do not need to be named here. One thing before you continue to the steps below, ensure you are connected to Exchange and logged in to Outlook. As always you can click on the images to see them in full size. • – also known as the Microsoft Exchange Server MAPI Editor.

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If you are like and never heard of this tool it is very impressive. I think the Exchange support guys use this and is fairly well known by then. • From the ‘Session’ menu, choose Logon and ‘Display Store Table’. • You will be asked to pick a profile first. • Double-click the store that contains the hidden folder. In my case this store was Exchange and you can see I have the “Mailbox – Amit Bahree” store selected.

• Expand the ‘Root Container’ of the store, navigate to the hidden folder and select it. Please note that your visible folder hierarchy is contained in a sub-folder of the ‘Root Container’ that is likely named ‘IPM_SUBTREE’ or ‘Top of Information Store’. This again in my case is “Gadgets”. • Right-click the PR_ATTR_HIDDEN (tag 0x10F4000B) property in the property list of the hidden folder and choose ‘Edit Property’ from the menu. • Disable the ‘Boolean’ check box and press OK. Games like firewatch for mac. • Select File Exit to close the current window.

From the Main window, select ‘Logoff’ from the ‘Session’ menu, and then Exit MFCMapi. How to duplicate documents in pages. There is also a from Microsoft which seems to be similar, although that talks about Contacts specifically the steps are the same. The cause as per the KB article is the improperly formatting the Provisioning registry keys for OWA on the Back-End (mailbox) Exchange Server.

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Posted on Author Categories Tags. Per Rishi at Microsoft Agreement of Issue: Unable to see default folders in Outlook 2010. Action: You were trying to see default e-mail folder.

Result: You were not able to see that. Cause: As those folders were hidden and were unsubscribed at gmail server. Resolution: We took control of your desktop. We went to Folders tab > Purge > Purge options > More Folders Button > Selected Gmail / Spam > Uncheck always show subscribed folders in hierarchy of folders in Outlook 2010> Clicked apply and ok button. We did restart Outlook 2010 and we checked and found Spam folder there with all e-mails.

This was of great help to me, i was working on users issue and doing scanost didnt help thought it was showing the folder there in the list of scanost. I have seen issue where emails in one particular folder are not visible, probably caused because of sync failure between Exchange and outlook, which used to get resolved with 2 steps to me(either one of them). Run scanost and repair that folder,outlook 2010 does not have, but configure the profile on outlook2007 and do it, it works fine. Move users mailbox to any other store. But this one didnt work, finally i found this article and case solved.

Only thing I would like to post here is that one strange thing that we noticed, that particular folder was visible when user checked his email using Outlook web access using Google Chrome. Thought this might help someone who cannot see the folder in owa using IE or outlook, then they can check Chrome. What a sad world we live in when MS support is totally CLULESS about such issues and cannot even call this a “bug.” 2010 version is a bloated and sad imitation of 2003 and 2007. Our locally stored e-mails disappear from folders and found in “Deleted” folder. Nowhere on the Net we can find an answer. We tried our company support, MS support and everyone is doing the same thing – trying to repair.pst file.