Win 7x64 Office 2010 (32 bit)
I have boogered my email account/.pst data files. What I want to have is 2 email accounts in two separate .pst files in a directory I specify. Both accounts use IMAP. So for instance one account will by Yahoo email in d:\Yahoo.pst; the other a Google account in d:\Google.pst.
What I have now is a single email account for Yahoo, but two .pst data files. In Account Settings->Data Files, one file is D:\Yahoo(4).pst, is not the default, and I cannot set it to the default because that button is greyed-out. I can't remove this file because it is associated with the email account. The second file is D:\yahoo.pst, is marked default, and I can't remove it because it is the default.
I have tried removing all email accounts, then removing what data files I could (but it will never let me remove the default data file), then exiting Outlook and deleting the .pst data files themselves. It just creates more numbered .pst files when it starts again. I also tried uninstalling Outlook and installing again, no improvement.
Why it is so difficult, or perhaps impossible, to associate a given email account with a given .pst data file I do not know.
I have boogered my email account/.pst data files. What I want to have is 2 email accounts in two separate .pst files in a directory I specify. Both accounts use IMAP. So for instance one account will by Yahoo email in d:\Yahoo.pst; the other a Google account in d:\Google.pst.
What I have now is a single email account for Yahoo, but two .pst data files. In Account Settings->Data Files, one file is D:\Yahoo(4).pst, is not the default, and I cannot set it to the default because that button is greyed-out. I can't remove this file because it is associated with the email account. The second file is D:\yahoo.pst, is marked default, and I can't remove it because it is the default.
I have tried removing all email accounts, then removing what data files I could (but it will never let me remove the default data file), then exiting Outlook and deleting the .pst data files themselves. It just creates more numbered .pst files when it starts again. I also tried uninstalling Outlook and installing again, no improvement.
Why it is so difficult, or perhaps impossible, to associate a given email account with a given .pst data file I do not know.