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Background:
I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 using the windows easy transfer which I understand corrupts my contacts (would have been nice to know). Since then I have done a number of things to try and remedy this problem such as starting a new personal folder and most recently I moved all of my ..pst files to another hard-drive, uninstalled microsoft office including outlook, then re-installed outlook trying to start from scratch. Unfortunatley, no matter what I do I cannot use my contacts. Through all the searching on the internet, the only solution I can find is either a 3rd party .pst repair program or calling some MS phone number which costs $200, who I then understand will give me some program to fix it. Either of these options are so unacceptable, I have also started looking for a new e-mail client, however, I know it will not work as well, especially with other third-party programs that I have that interact with outlook - Point being - I would like to be able to use my contacts again. Without them the program is essentially useless and I will have to look elsewhere.... Anyways, frustration aside, how can I use contact again... I don't care if I have to delete everything in my outlook (as I have it backed) up... I just need to get to a place where outlook is functioning properly like in my pre-windows7 days.... |
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These are odd notions you have.
WET does not corrupt any data and does nothing to the PST file. It simply creates an Outlook profile that cannot use the Outlook Address Book Service. The solution that has been posted here countless times is to create a new profile. Why didn't you do that instead of all these other useless maneuvers? -- Russ Valentine "DH" wrote in message news ![]() Background: I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 using the windows easy transfer which I understand corrupts my contacts (would have been nice to know). Since then I have done a number of things to try and remedy this problem such as starting a new personal folder and most recently I moved all of my .pst files to another hard-drive, uninstalled microsoft office including outlook, then re-installed outlook trying to start from scratch. Unfortunatley, no matter what I do I cannot use my contacts. Through all the searching on the internet, the only solution I can find is either a 3rd party .pst repair program or calling some MS phone number which costs $200, who I then understand will give me some program to fix it. Either of these options are so unacceptable, I have also started looking for a new e-mail client, however, I know it will not work as well, especially with other third-party programs that I have that interact with outlook - Point being - I would like to be able to use my contacts again. Without them the program is essentially useless and I will have to look elsewhere.... Anyways, frustration aside, how can I use contact again... I don't care if I have to delete everything in my outlook (as I have it backed) up... I just need to get to a place where outlook is functioning properly like in my pre-windows7 days.... |
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