I have a similar file size problem, although my total file size is "only" 29GB with over 3 dozen .pst files (many of them with many subfolders).
However, I have two serious additional problems:
(1) I am a contract technical editor, and some of my clients email me highly confidential technical material. For security and patentability reasons, they require me to ensure that their emails are securely held on my system only and are never stored on an outside server. How can I access all my important .pst files with the new Outlook, without losing or betraying(!) these clients?
(2) Through some sort of inadvertent keyboarding error that happened while I was typing an email to a client late at night, I unintentionally and unwillingly gave permission for Microsoft to update my Outlook installation immediately. There was no "Are you sure?" pop-up message. As a result I HAVE LOST ACCESS TO ALL MY .PST FILES, AND I CANNOT FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET ACCESS TO THEM AGAIN.
These .pst business files are all still intact in a folder within my desktop, but I I don't know how to access their content with the new Outlook. Also, I may lose some important clients if I cannot prevent the uploading of their files to a Microsoft server in the cloud.
I'm no email tech expert, but can see no way to fix this situation using the new Outlook.
To provide a temporary solution, how can I revert back to the old Outlook?
Or, after being a Microsoft email user since the 1990s, do I need to immediately migrate my email system to a different email provider that can actually meet my business needs???
This problem is time critical: please answer as soon as possible. Thanks.