I also suffered through this and have another temporary workaround that seems
to be working for the time being. I got this error when I had my profile
configured as follows:
-Exchange server sending to a PST file by default.

I recreated the profile and it worked the first time I logged in, but when I
changed my default message location to the PST file, I received the error
again.

I ended up recreating the prodile with my PST file, but leaving the default
location on the exchange server and have not had any issues since.

Hope that helps,

Mark

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"Thomas Jefferies" wrote:

Thanks for the workaround! I hope Microsoft fixes this soon, I'm looking
forward to using the Beta 2 builds for testing but can't in good faith until
this gets fixed.

Thanks again for the workaround!

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"fearthefox" wrote:

The solution I have tried that seems to work is to setup up a pop account
from your exchange server. I still have the exchange account set as default
and I no longer get the send receive error.


"Thomas Jefferies" wrote:

Just to update -- uninstalling Outlook 2007 Public Beta 2 and re-installing
Outlook 2007 Technical Refresh 2 causes the error to disappear -- without any
reconfiguration of user account / etc.
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"n1ckn4m3" wrote:

I'm running Outlook's 2007 Public Beta 2 and am now having problems that I
was NOT having with the Closed Beta - Neither Beta 1 nor Technical Refresh 1
had this problem.

I receive my mail through an Exchange server locally, I'm not using VPN, I'm
not tunneling in anywhere, I'm physically attached to the exact same network
as my E-mail server is.

Outlook2007 refuses to Send/Receive. Instead, when I try, I get the
following message:
"Task 'Microsoft Exchange Server - Receiving' reported error (0x80040102) :
'The requested operation cannot be performed on this account'

I have deleted the account locally and re-created it, I have uninstalled
Outlook 2007 Beta 2 and reinstalled it, and yet nothing seems to work. All
other users connecting to this server (Using Outlook 2003) have no problems.
If I remove my network cable and test, I still receive the same error --
leading me to believe it is a problem locally.

Any ideas on how to get this resolved? I'd like to continue using Beta 2,
but I will have to go back to TR1 if this cannot be resolved.