Outlook 2007


  1. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #1

    Outlook 2007


    Hi all Please help,

    Im using Outlook 2007 and have been for over a year now and have just started getting this problem. On the navigation pane my mail has gone missing from 2 weeks ago and onwards i have tried looking in my Archived folders and there is nothing there and have also checked my deleted items and there is no sign of the mails there either also i have tried View > Cascade / Expand Groups > Expand and still nothing the mails used to be there

    Also one other problem i can not retrieve the older mails from my mail server as they are deleted from the mail server once outlook has received them so there must be some way of retrieving the mail that has gone missing as they will have been stored on my computer at one point.

    Thanks in advance
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  2. Posts : 872
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #2

    Firstly, when you say "2 weeks ago and onwards" do you mean the emails before or after that time are missing?
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  3. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    BCXtreme said:
    Firstly, when you say "2 weeks ago and onwards" do you mean the emails before or after that time are missing?
    Sorry i was supposed to mean 2 weeks and afterwards e.g. two weeks ago, three weeks ago, a month ago
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  4. Posts : 872
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #4

    scooter211 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    Firstly, when you say "2 weeks ago and onwards" do you mean the emails before or after that time are missing?
    Sorry i was supposed to mean 2 weeks and afterwards e.g. two weeks ago, three weeks ago, a month ago
    That's actually not "afterwards," but I get it. I assume you're still using the email account? Are newer emails also disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old?
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  5. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #5

    BCXtreme said:
    scooter211 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    Firstly, when you say "2 weeks ago and onwards" do you mean the emails before or after that time are missing?
    Sorry i was supposed to mean 2 weeks and afterwards e.g. two weeks ago, three weeks ago, a month ago
    That's actually not "afterwards," but I get it. I assume you're still using the email account? Are newer emails also disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old?
    Yes that's exactly what is happening the emails are disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old and i still am using the email account
      My Computer


  6. Posts : 872
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #6

    scooter211 said:
    BCXtreme said:
    scooter211 said:

    Sorry i was supposed to mean 2 weeks and afterwards e.g. two weeks ago, three weeks ago, a month ago
    That's actually not "afterwards," but I get it. I assume you're still using the email account? Are newer emails also disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old?
    Yes that's exactly what is happening the emails are disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old and i still am using the email account
    Right-click the Inbox in the Navigation Pane and click Properties. There should be a tab in that window labeled "AutoArchive" ... click that and tell me what option is selected.
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  7. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #7

    BCXtreme said:
    scooter211 said:
    BCXtreme said:

    That's actually not "afterwards," but I get it. I assume you're still using the email account? Are newer emails also disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old?
    Yes that's exactly what is happening the emails are disappearing once they hit/pass two weeks old and i still am using the email account
    Right-click the Inbox in the Navigation Pane and click Properties. There should be a tab in that window labeled "AutoArchive" ... click that and tell me what option is selected.
    Do not Archive items in this folder is selected
      My Computer


 

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