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March 28th 09, 05:01 AM
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ScanPST not fixing errors?
Have run ScanPST about 5 times on a PST file and it still has errors after
fixing it each time. Should I keep on going, will the eventually get fixed? Is this common? Thanks. 
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March 28th 09, 09:11 AM
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ScanPST not fixing errors?
What version Outlook was the pst created in, and what size is the pst?
Can the pst be opened within Outlook? Have you also run any HD checking tool? "Al Franz" wrote in message ... Have run ScanPST about 5 times on a PST file and it still has errors after fixing it each time. Should I keep on going, will the eventually get fixed? Is this common? Thanks.
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March 28th 09, 06:22 PM
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ScanPST not fixing errors?
Yes the PST opens in Outlook. Not sure when it was created but it is a
UniCode format. File is about 5GB. What HD checking tool are you referring to. Diskdegrag? Yes I have run that in the past. "DL" address@invalid wrote in message ... What version Outlook was the pst created in, and what size is the pst? Can the pst be opened within Outlook? Have you also run any HD checking tool? "Al Franz" wrote in message ... Have run ScanPST about 5 times on a PST file and it still has errors after fixing it each time. Should I keep on going, will the eventually get fixed? Is this common? Thanks.
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March 28th 09, 06:32 PM
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ScanPST not fixing errors?
Al Franz wrote:
Yes the PST opens in Outlook. Not sure when it was created but it is a UniCode format. File is about 5GB. Is the PST file in C? If so, move it to another partition and see if that helps. When you open Outlook it will complain but offer a way to point to where you moved the PST file. Alias What HD checking tool are you referring to. Diskdegrag? Yes I have run that in the past. "DL" address@invalid wrote in message ... What version Outlook was the pst created in, and what size is the pst? Can the pst be opened within Outlook? Have you also run any HD checking tool? "Al Franz" wrote in message ... Have run ScanPST about 5 times on a PST file and it still has errors after fixing it each time. Should I keep on going, will the eventually get fixed? Is this common? Thanks.
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March 28th 09, 10:33 PM
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ScanPST not fixing errors?
It opens in Outlook on the C drive, it is just that ScanPST does not fix the
errors. It still has errors when I run Scanpst a 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th time. Should I move it to another computer and run ScanPST there, could that actually make a difference? "Alias" wrote in message ... Al Franz wrote: Yes the PST opens in Outlook. Not sure when it was created but it is a UniCode format. File is about 5GB. Is the PST file in C? If so, move it to another partition and see if that helps. When you open Outlook it will complain but offer a way to point to where you moved the PST file. Alias What HD checking tool are you referring to. Diskdegrag? Yes I have run that in the past. "DL" address@invalid wrote in message ... What version Outlook was the pst created in, and what size is the pst? Can the pst be opened within Outlook? Have you also run any HD checking tool? "Al Franz" wrote in message ... Have run ScanPST about 5 times on a PST file and it still has errors after fixing it each time. Should I keep on going, will the eventually get fixed? Is this common? Thanks.
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March 28th 09, 11:42 PM
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ScanPST not fixing errors?
No, wont change anything
Disk checking tools are supplied by your HD manufacturer "Al Franz" wrote in message ... It opens in Outlook on the C drive, it is just that ScanPST does not fix the errors. It still has errors when I run Scanpst a 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th time. Should I move it to another computer and run ScanPST there, could that actually make a difference? "Alias" wrote in message ... Al Franz wrote: Yes the PST opens in Outlook. Not sure when it was created but it is a UniCode format. File is about 5GB. Is the PST file in C? If so, move it to another partition and see if that helps. When you open Outlook it will complain but offer a way to point to where you moved the PST file. Alias What HD checking tool are you referring to. Diskdegrag? Yes I have run that in the past. "DL" address@invalid wrote in message ... What version Outlook was the pst created in, and what size is the pst? Can the pst be opened within Outlook? Have you also run any HD checking tool? "Al Franz" wrote in message ... Have run ScanPST about 5 times on a PST file and it still has errors after fixing it each time. Should I keep on going, will the eventually get fixed? Is this common? Thanks.
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