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From: frydaddy on 30 Jul 2007 08:46 I made a remote connection to a client's pc (Win XP Pro) and uninstalled MS Office 2003 Standard, and then installed MS Office 2007 Pro Plus from a install point on a server (MS Server Standard 2003 SP2). The uninstall and install seemed to go fine. But when I opened the client's Outlook 2007, I get the following message: -------------- Your mailbox has been temporarily moved on Microsoft Exchange server. A temporary mailbox sists, but might not have all of your previous data. You can connect to the temporary mailbox or work offline with all of your old data. If you choose to work with your old data, you cannot send or receive e-mail messages. [Use Temporary Mailbox] [Use Old Data] [Cancel] ------------- The Exchange Server is 2003 SP2, running on Windows 2003 Standard SP2. The client is running 1 additional smtp email alias. I have tried turning off cacheing and restarting Outlook -- turning back on cacheing and restarting outlook. It didn't help. Any ideas?
From: John Oliver, Jr. [MVP] on 30 Jul 2007 21:31 Have you tried recreating the OL 2007 Profile for the user? Have you tried installing OL2007 from CD instead of install point? -- John Oliver, Jr MCSE, MCT, CCNA Exchange MVP 2007 Microsoft Certified Partner "frydaddy" <frydaddy(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DFE3B16A-2EA4-400A-B7E7-A6433837D4DF(a)microsoft.com... >I made a remote connection to a client's pc (Win XP Pro) and uninstalled MS > Office 2003 Standard, and then installed MS Office 2007 Pro Plus from a > install point on a server (MS Server Standard 2003 SP2). The uninstall and > install seemed to go fine. > > But when I opened the client's Outlook 2007, I get the following message: > > -------------- > Your mailbox has been temporarily moved on Microsoft Exchange server. A > temporary mailbox sists, but might not have all of your previous data. > > You can connect to the temporary mailbox or work offline with all of your > old data. If you choose to work with your old data, you cannot send or > receive e-mail messages. > [Use Temporary Mailbox] [Use Old Data] [Cancel] > > ------------- > > The Exchange Server is 2003 SP2, running on Windows 2003 Standard SP2. The > client is running 1 additional smtp email alias. > > I have tried turning off cacheing and restarting Outlook -- turning back > on > cacheing and restarting outlook. It didn't help. > > Any ideas? >
From: frydaddy on 1 Aug 2007 17:46 Thanks, Recreating the profile did the trick. "John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" wrote: > Have you tried recreating the OL 2007 Profile for the user? Have you tried > installing OL2007 from CD instead of install point? > > -- > John Oliver, Jr > MCSE, MCT, CCNA > Exchange MVP 2007 > Microsoft Certified Partner > > > "frydaddy" <frydaddy(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:DFE3B16A-2EA4-400A-B7E7-A6433837D4DF(a)microsoft.com... > >I made a remote connection to a client's pc (Win XP Pro) and uninstalled MS > > Office 2003 Standard, and then installed MS Office 2007 Pro Plus from a > > install point on a server (MS Server Standard 2003 SP2). The uninstall and > > install seemed to go fine. > > > > But when I opened the client's Outlook 2007, I get the following message: > > > > -------------- > > Your mailbox has been temporarily moved on Microsoft Exchange server. A > > temporary mailbox sists, but might not have all of your previous data. > > > > You can connect to the temporary mailbox or work offline with all of your > > old data. If you choose to work with your old data, you cannot send or > > receive e-mail messages. > > [Use Temporary Mailbox] [Use Old Data] [Cancel] > > > > ------------- > > > > The Exchange Server is 2003 SP2, running on Windows 2003 Standard SP2. The > > client is running 1 additional smtp email alias. > > > > I have tried turning off cacheing and restarting Outlook -- turning back > > on > > cacheing and restarting outlook. It didn't help. > > > > Any ideas? > > >
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