Greetings all,

I am currently using Outlook 2007 running on a Vista machine; in case that
helps resolve the problem I am having.

I have created a new pst file and copied all of the information I wish to
save from an old pst file. When I go to my accounts, I have set my new pst
data file as the default and attempted to remove the old one. I am told it
cannot be removed because there is configuration information being copied.
Well, I have exhausted my patience giving Outlook over a month to copy that
configuration information. I am still unable to remove the old pst from my
account list.

Can someone please tell me how to force this?

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Bob Mixon
Microsoft SharePoint (MOSS) MVP
http://www.BobMixon.com

Bob Mixon, you wrote on Sat, 24 Mar 2007 00:21:39 -0700:

I have created a new pst file and copied all of the information I wish to
save from an old pst file. When I go to my accounts, I have set my new pst
data file as the default and attempted to remove the old one. I am told it
cannot be removed because there is configuration information being copied.
Well, I have exhausted my patience giving Outlook over a month to copy that
configuration information. I am still unable to remove the old pst from my
account list.

Apparently your Outlook profile is damaged. Try to fix it with [1]; if
this does not help you have to create a new profile.

[1] http://olfolders.de/Lang/English/OLfix/index.htm

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Best Regards
Christian Goeller
http://www.outlookfaq.net