It keeps "syncing" and duplication thousands of messages - it's a waste of time and energy sorting them out.
1. What's happening?
2. How do I sort it out?
Mac mini os 10.7.5 (Lion) Build 11G63
2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Thanks
My Outlook "syncs" emails without my having set-up anything. I have no rules or sync settings, no schedules, no sync services set-up, no IMAP accounts, no exchange server, no nothing...
Dear Everyone.
I use only Mac software, apart from Blackberry Desktop software, which gave no problems. Recently I purchase Microsoft Office 2011, only Excel, Word and Powerpoint, however Outlook was installed but not activated. Very soon I noticed duplicates in my Address book and subsequently on my Iphone. This also appeared on my Blackberry when I next synced it. I want to follow your procedure to clear all duplicates, however since I never activated Outlook (One has to pay extra to Microsoft), I cannot turn off SyncServicesAgent. (I cannot stop it in the Activity Monitor, it simply starts up again after a few seconds). I do not ever plan to use Outlook, it caused same problems before and I was forever deleting duplicates, hence me using Mac programmes such as Mail only, with no problems any more. How do I get rid of Outlook? I also noticed my Microsoft User Data, especiall 2011 Identities, is over 50gig large!! Why is it so and can you tell me if I can delete this? Please help!! What is wrong with all the Microsoft Engineers out there????
Hi there,
I work in IT and in the last 2 weeks, I've seen a really nasty issue/bug with Outlook 2011 for Mac. The only commonality was that both users had very large "Deleted Items" folders. We have an Exchange 2010 environment and the client OS is Mac OS X 10.7.3.
Case #1, 2 weeks ago:
The user uses the "Deleted Items" folder to store email for reference, as they would with any other folder. At some point, the deleted items began duplicating and caused the mailbox size to grow rapidly out of control. Eventually, the user wasn't able to send or receive mail due to mailbox limits we have in place, and it's at that time the user alerted us to the issue. At this time, the user had 98k items in the "Deleted Items" folder. We ran a deduplication tool on the mailbox, but as soon as the Outlook 2011 client was opened again, the duplication happened again. We tried a few other things, but the duplication would happen again as soon as Outlook 2011 was fired up. We even tried uninstalling/reinstalling Outlook 2011, but that didn't help either. We ended up nuking the entire mailbox and manually importing items from a .pst.
Case #2, happening now:
The user also uses the "Deleted Items" folder for storage. He filed a helpdesk ticket stating that his Deleted Items folder is spiraling out of control and is duplicating items over and over again. He re-created his Identity Database but the problem kept happening. He's running the latest version,14.2.2, and installed the update prior to the issue occuring.
My question: What can we do to fix this? Is this a known-issue?
I work in IT and in the last 2 weeks, I've seen a really nasty issue/bug with Outlook 2011 for Mac. The only commonality was that both users had very large "Deleted Items" folders. We have an Exchange 2010 environment and the client OS is Mac OS X 10.7.3.
Case #1, 2 weeks ago:
The user uses the "Deleted Items" folder to store email for reference, as they would with any other folder. At some point, the deleted items began duplicating and caused the mailbox size to grow rapidly out of control. Eventually, the user wasn't able to send or receive mail due to mailbox limits we have in place, and it's at that time the user alerted us to the issue. At this time, the user had 98k items in the "Deleted Items" folder. We ran a deduplication tool on the mailbox, but as soon as the Outlook 2011 client was opened again, the duplication happened again. We tried a few other things, but the duplication would happen again as soon as Outlook 2011 was fired up. We even tried uninstalling/reinstalling Outlook 2011, but that didn't help either. We ended up nuking the entire mailbox and manually importing items from a .pst.
Case #2, happening now:
The user also uses the "Deleted Items" folder for storage. He filed a helpdesk ticket stating that his Deleted Items folder is spiraling out of control and is duplicating items over and over again. He re-created his Identity Database but the problem kept happening. He's running the latest version,14.2.2, and installed the update prior to the issue occuring.
My question: What can we do to fix this? Is this a known-issue?
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