We are getting a ' Cannot start Microsoft Outlook, Cannot open Outlook window. Our users are unable to open the Outlook App when its streamed and on full desktop environment. Tried uninstalling office completely and reinstalling Were experiencing issues with users being unable to open their Outlook 2013 client after being migrated from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2016.I have tried changing the AutoDiscovery Registry Key > ZeroConfigExchange value to 0 (I guess this has worked in the past according to documentation).Presently, the only way to use these contact.
#Unable to open public folders in outlook 2016 for mac#
Unfortunately, the Microsoft Outlook client for Mac is also unable to use them. However, using individual contacts does work. The issue follows her profile to every PC I map her Outlook account to Please note that, for the foreseeable future, you cannot use contact groups stored in public folders to send e-mail through OWA.The attempt to log on to Microsoft Exchange has failed." Under Name of the address book, change the displayname from Contacts (the default) to a name that will distinguish this address list, such as Joes Contacts. Make sure that the Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book box is checked. Its like it almost connects to my in the Outlook connection status box then it disconnects and therefore unable to see our public folders and the stupid error box comes up "Cannot Expand the Folder. Right-click the other users Contacts folder, choose Properties, then switch to the Outlook Address Book tab. I feel like I have tried everything but maybe you can help? The user is running 32 Bit O365 2016 in a windows 10 64 bit sys. The attempt to log on to Microsoft Exchange has failed.
For whatever reason when user tries to open up PF in her Outlook app she receives the error Cannot Expand the Folder. The synchronization of mail-enabled public folders is only for mail flow purposes, like that your users can see them in the GAL. I am going crazy with this public folder for 1 single user.
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