send/receive is stuck after having changed filenames of 2 pst files
By mistake I changed the two pst filenames within windows explorer (Windows7 and Office 2010) instead of just changing the names in the navigation pane of outlook.
Now send/receive no longer works.
After trying to rechange the names in windows explorer to the previous verion I get the message: operation can not be executed because windows search Protocol host ist open.
What should I do as somebody who is not a professional. ?
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By mistake I changed the two pst filenames within windows explorer (Windows7 and Office 2010) instead of just changing the names in the navigation pane of outlook.
Now send/receive no longer works.
After trying to rechange the names in windows explorer to the previous verion I get the message: operation can not be executed because windows search Protocol host ist open.
What should I do as somebody who is not a professional. ?
Just to clarify, did you rename the whole file, that is wiped out the extension?
thanks for the advice.
In the meantime I found a satisfactory solution. I went to an 8 days old previous version of files in windows 7. That is the version that existed before I made the mistake. From there I imported the two pst files in my current outlook version and everything went fine again.