Outlook 365 VBA to access "Other Actions" menu for incoming emails in outlook Mark emails with colour manually (like in thunderbird) Outlook not responding when trying to print Emails Outlook 365 Copy/Save Emails in Folder Outside Outlook to Show Date Sender Recipient Subject in Header If you have any questions for me please let me know.Ĭan only see emails no later than two weeks old! HELP! I would be very appreciative for any help that can be offered. I'm wondering if there is anything else that I can check that could be causing this issue. Just to make sure, I enabled her OWA access and signed into her account on there and it had the same stuff that her outlook has so I don't think it's application related. I then checked around the other folders that she has and there were emails from way back, even going back years. She's one of the few people here that go through all her emails and delete a lot of them and put some in folders that she really needs to keep. Anyways, the restore didn't work and there are still only two weeks of emails in her inbox. Checked her deleted folder and there was nothing in there but then did a restore and there was tons of stuff in there, so I restored it all because she said that it looked like it was the stuff but I don't think it was. I then checked to see if cache mode was checked and it was not on either computer. I then checked to see if she had any filters on, even started outlook.exe /cleanviews, /cleanrules, and /safe and still couldn't see past two weeks. This user uses two different computers, one at her desk and then one at the front secretary desk where she sits about 2 days a week. She called yesterday to tell us that she was looking at her inbox and she noticed that she couldn't see any email after two weeks old. We use Outlook 2010 and Exchange 2010 and I am having an issue with one user.
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