10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Original Title: Migrating from live mail to Outlook.

I have used Live Mail on my pc for some time and am now aware that I will have to migrate to Outlook [via Windows 10]

My question is what happens to all my archived emails, some are important and I would like to keep them on the pc.

I know that I can access emails on the web but there is a time limit on how long messages are kept.

From what I have read it appears that Outlook will not transfer old emails / archived folders and does not have the option to create folders for archiving etc.

I would be grateful for some advice before I make any changes.

Adjer 57

10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 
10. May 2016 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
 I did a really stupid thing I uninstalled Microsoft 10 Solitaire, I didn't realise that I would also lose the calculator and associated things. So can any bright people out there make some polite suggestions for me to try and please make your instructions as simplistic as possible. I find it easy enough to get into trouble. 


RIIe: SRX1338186935ID - SRX1338186935ID -Microsoft Answer Desk
Peter Morris
   
9/05/2016 
 
To:  *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

I have had a most frustrating time as described below. I have not received an answer to that email.

Today I restored a Time Machine backup but Outlook could not restore the database. Error [-17997} I have lost my contacts and the folders containing saved messages.

Case SRX1338186935ID 

Hello Joey


The original case number for this was SRX1338174538ID

I am very angry and I can scarcely describe how utterly upset I am with the disaster caused by my seeking help from Microsoft.
The original problem was Office:Mac 2011 Outlook failing to open. A solution that was offered and accepted was to delete and reinstall Outlook and at when this was suggested I sought and obtained assurance that I would not lose my contacts and the folders of saved emails. I even phoned Microsoft a second time and was assured by someone else that I would not lose these things. I was specifically told that removing and reinstalling the software would not affect the saved information. I followed exactly the instructions that were emailed to me and was devastated to find these important things missing. When I contacted Microsoft again I was told that I would need to pay for the support hours spent or upgrade to Office 365 and pay an annual fee. I chose the latter.
Despite the many hours I have now spent on this I am still without the lost information. I’m sure you will be able to learn what steps were taken by refering to the case notes, but it includes finding 8.6GB on files and approximately 1,500 email which were “synced” but which apparently could not be found or reinstated in Outlook. 
I felt many frustrations with the phone service during the whole episode, but this culminated this evening when your representative asked me to hold the line and shortly after the call was cut off.
I was assured that the important information would not be lost and I have now spent many hours in futile attempts to restore it. I have an external hard drive with regular backups, so I presume the lost 30-odd folders, the many emails within them and my contact list can be found and reinstated. Outlook is virtually useless to me without them and the money I spent will have been utterly wasted.
I desperately need this problem solved.
Please reply by email advising what action you will be taking to solve this enormously frustrating problem.

Peter Morris

On 9 May 2016, at 4:28 pm, Microsoft Customer Support <*** Email address is removed for privacy ***> wrote:

Hello,
 
This is Joey, one of the Supervisors here in Microsoft Answer Desk. I just want to follow up regarding the session you had with our technician. Is the issue that you have called about was resolved, do you have other concerns? If you do please reply to this email, or ring us back at 132058 for Australia and 0800 800 004 for New Zealand or you can also go to www.support.microsoft.com select contact answer desk below the blue bar and click the options where you need help, you will also be seeing an option to request for a callback.
 
Answer Desk is very conscious in providing quality service, I will appreciate it if you provide feedback on how our technician assisted you. 
 
 
Thank you 
 
 
Joey
ANZ Microsoft Answer Desk