What
should you do, in case all or some of your Microsoft Outlook emails
disappear from view!!! – By Haresh Karamchandani
Yes! This
is exactly what happened to me! One peaceful afternoon at the office,
I just returned back from a client site and switched on my Dell XPS
M1330 Laptop.
The first
thing I normally do after my laptop comes on, is click on Microsoft
Outlook to check my mails. I did so and to my shock and horror – I
could not see ANY mails in my inbox. For a second I thought, maybe
this is some other folder, I confirmed it was indeed my Inbox, but
nothing, no emails!! It would show that I am supposed to have over
11,000 emails in the inbox, but in the view pane, all I could read
was “No Items to View”.
Solution:
Microsoft
Office comes with an inbuilt Inbox Repair Tool. But before that, I
noticed that my McAfee Anti Virus programme was misbehaving. It would
show that the computer is at risk due to the Firewall being turned
off. I would turn on the Firewall, and a few seconds later the
Firewall would go off and the computer would be at risk,
automatically!! This was obviously a very able virus, that McAfee was
not able to counter or quarantine.
I was so
upset with Mr. McAfee. I had paid £30.00
during my last trip to the UK for this antivirus and I still had over
225 days subscription to go. This antivirus was not doing a good job
at all.
I got down
to using the Microsoft Repair Tool:
Step 1:
Exit Outlook, if it is running.
Step 2: Go
to My Computer> C Drive> Program Files> Microsoft Office>
Office 12> SCANpst.
Step 3:
Once you are in the SCANpst you will be prompted to enter the name of
the file you would want to scan/repair. For this go to account
settings in Outlook and under email accounts you will see Personal
Folders and the Directory for Data Files. In my case it is:
C:\Users\SCCI\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlook.pst
Copy this
directory and paste it in the SCANpst box and click on Repair.
Now its
time to relax, sit back, have a coffee, play a game of Settlers of
Catan and Microsoft Office Repair Tool will do all the work. This
process takes a few hours.
After the
system has been scanned, Microsoft would ask you if you want to
Back-up the repaired files. You must do this.
Once the
repair is complete, restart your computer.
Now, if
you go to your Outlook, Lo and Behold! All your emails would have
been restored!!
Note:
I have banished Mr. McAfee, removed him from my Program Files and now
I have loaded Norton 360 Anti Virus. Hopefully Mr. Norton will be a
better performer.
It is very easy to fix McAfee error code 10060 for that the user should get the windows registry entries repaired after that the system drivers should be updated also the user should run the windows system file checker further the user should run the disk clean up on the system. For further information or help the user should get connected with the certified McAfee experts.
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