Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
Hello Golfer! Hello! My name is David, and I am an Independent Advisor.
I'm sorry to hear you're having this problem, and I hope I can assist you in finding a satisfactory solution
Outlook stores the mail items in an Outlook data file, i.e., OST or PST, based on your email account type. If you have configured a POP (POP3) email account, the mail items are stored in a Personal Storage Table or PST file (also known as a personal folder). When you start Outlook, it fetches the information stored in the PST file and displays it in Outlook, such as your emails, contacts, attachments, tasks, notes, calendar items, etc. However, if the PST file is damaged or inaccessible, Outlook may fail to read or access the File and display the following error "Access denied". The error is usually reported after a Windows upgrade or major update. However, it may also occur due to the following reasons,
PST corruption
Oversize or large PST file
Damaged Outlook profile
Virus or malware intrusion
Faulty or incompatible Add-ins
Storage drive issues
Encryption
You can follow the guide below to fix:
https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/183062-...
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