murgatroyd
Senior Member
- OS Version(s)
- Windows
- Outlook version
- Outlook 2021 64 bit
- Email Account
- POP3
I am running Outlook 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2.
After doing manual archiving, the Archive section now contains an empty folder named "&Don't prompt me about this again", but the Delete option is greyed out. (A couple of these folders appeared, but all except this last one could be deleted.) How can I delete this spurious folder?
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[Diane Poremsky replied:] 1. Hmmm. If the right click Delete folder command isn't live, use MFCMAPI to delete it. (I'm assuming that is a folder you named, not a name Outlook made up - I've seen outlook create weird folder names when using an antivirus plugin, but it was a different name. )
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I did not create or name the "&Don't prompt me about this again" folder, it just appeared in the Archive section after the archiving procedure.
There are three plugins active in Outlook (AbleBits Template Phrases, Sperry AlwaysBcc, Sperry AttachmentSave), but these have never caused any issues previously and don't seem to have any connection with this issue.
I found the website for MFCMAPI, but are you able to advise whether it will work on Windows Server 2008 R2, and how to delete this folder with it.
After doing manual archiving, the Archive section now contains an empty folder named "&Don't prompt me about this again", but the Delete option is greyed out. (A couple of these folders appeared, but all except this last one could be deleted.) How can I delete this spurious folder?
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[Diane Poremsky replied:] 1. Hmmm. If the right click Delete folder command isn't live, use MFCMAPI to delete it. (I'm assuming that is a folder you named, not a name Outlook made up - I've seen outlook create weird folder names when using an antivirus plugin, but it was a different name. )
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I did not create or name the "&Don't prompt me about this again" folder, it just appeared in the Archive section after the archiving procedure.
There are three plugins active in Outlook (AbleBits Template Phrases, Sperry AlwaysBcc, Sperry AttachmentSave), but these have never caused any issues previously and don't seem to have any connection with this issue.
I found the website for MFCMAPI, but are you able to advise whether it will work on Windows Server 2008 R2, and how to delete this folder with it.