
Now you’ll see the location of the file in the Filename field. On the properties screen, click the Advanced button. If you’ve created a new personal folders file, it might be in a different location. If you can actually open Outlook, right-click on your personal folders location, and then choose Properties.

ive renamed the '.srs' file and that hasnt helped.

In my task bar on the lower right hand side, it states that outlook is closing down, however it never does close down. What ive tried: ive ran the scanpst pgm and it found errors and said it correted them but still having issues. Outlook > 'The data file Personal Folders' was not closed properly' Hi I have a user that is experiencing issues with his outlook. Outlook will not close properly I currently subscribe to office 365, but unfortunately my outlook doesn not close properly. OUtlook takes a long time to open and close now. You should see your PST file in the list, usually called Outlook.pst at least in the later versions of Outlook. the data file personal folders iwas not closed properly. Open up an explorer window, and then paste in the following into the address bar: If you just have a single PST file created automatically by Outlook, there’s a standard location under your user profile directory. Most of the information in the file is pretty cryptic… so I’m not sure reading it will help all that much. To share a subfolder, you'll need to grant your.

If you are curious what was actually repaired during the process, you’ll find a text file in the same directory as your PST file with the same name as the PST file. If a colleague needs access to your inbox or a subfolder in your Microsoft Exchange email account, you can share the folder with them in Outlook. It will take a while to scan the file, and you’ll get a report at the end telling you whether you have errors in the file.Ĭlick on the Repair button, and after a while you’ll finally get the “Repair complete” message.
