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Old 11-03-2011, 09:24 AM
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Hi,

at the end of the day, when closing outlook 2007 // exchange server 2007,
Outlook asks if i want to save all the attachments I opened during the day, even if no changes were made, and that the files AND emails have been all closed already.

So, at the end of an everage day, I can get up to tens of popups asking me if I want to save the attachments which were already closed. This also causes my Outlook to crash often at the end of the day.



I was wondering if there is a cache file that is corrupt and needs to be rebuilt.
I know Outlook uses many cache files that often get corrupt...

Here is what I tried:
  • Repaired Office with MS Office Diagnostics, ScanPST.exe, ScanOST.exe,
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