Do you use the MS Outlook application to email friends and manage your day? Have you ever noticed that sometimes your MS Outlook application performs at a very slow rate and produces frequent error messages? If Outlook.pst is the name of the personal storage file then you have probably seen this error message: Outlook.pst cannot be accessed – 0x80040116.
This error is typically attributed to a damaged index of your file. If your file’s index were to get damaged, then accessing Outlook would be a task in itself. Not to mention that this issue will be accompanied by slow performance and error messages. Now it’s time that you scan and repair your PST file. There are many reasons that contribute to your PST file getting corrupted, like viruses, accidental shut down, software and hardware compatibility issues.
Probably the safest way to fix your broken PST file is to use the scanpst.exe tool in your Outlook application. This is Microsoft’s Inbox Repair tool, which is the default tool to scan and repair PST files in Outlook. However this tool is not very powerful and can only fix minor issues, typically associated with the corruption of the file header. The tool is not powerful enough to handle severe corruptions.
A major source of the issue that causes the PST file to get corrupted is the file exceeding the allocated size. Older versions of MS Outlook only have a maximum size of 2 GB per PST file while latter version can support up to 20 GB. Either way if the PST file exceeds the maximum size then you have to employ a cropping tool also known as 2 GB truncation tool. Only versions below and including MS Outlook 2003 have a maximum size limit of 2 GB. As soon as you exceed the size the PST file will start acting weird and decrease performance. The PST Crop Tool is helpful in removing unnecessary chunks from the PST file. However the process of cropping files using this tool varies according to the version of Outlook you are using. So it is advisable that you follow the product documentation to have a smooth cropping process. If you need more help with Outlook you can contact out customer service site for technical assistance.
Though Inbox Repair Tool is the default tool for PST repair it is incapable of handling major issues. Third party tools on the other hand, can help with Outlook problems much faster than the default tool.
This error is typically attributed to a damaged index of your file. If your file’s index were to get damaged, then accessing Outlook would be a task in itself. Not to mention that this issue will be accompanied by slow performance and error messages. Now it’s time that you scan and repair your PST file. There are many reasons that contribute to your PST file getting corrupted, like viruses, accidental shut down, software and hardware compatibility issues.
Probably the safest way to fix your broken PST file is to use the scanpst.exe tool in your Outlook application. This is Microsoft’s Inbox Repair tool, which is the default tool to scan and repair PST files in Outlook. However this tool is not very powerful and can only fix minor issues, typically associated with the corruption of the file header. The tool is not powerful enough to handle severe corruptions.
A major source of the issue that causes the PST file to get corrupted is the file exceeding the allocated size. Older versions of MS Outlook only have a maximum size of 2 GB per PST file while latter version can support up to 20 GB. Either way if the PST file exceeds the maximum size then you have to employ a cropping tool also known as 2 GB truncation tool. Only versions below and including MS Outlook 2003 have a maximum size limit of 2 GB. As soon as you exceed the size the PST file will start acting weird and decrease performance. The PST Crop Tool is helpful in removing unnecessary chunks from the PST file. However the process of cropping files using this tool varies according to the version of Outlook you are using. So it is advisable that you follow the product documentation to have a smooth cropping process. If you need more help with Outlook you can contact out customer service site for technical assistance.
Though Inbox Repair Tool is the default tool for PST repair it is incapable of handling major issues. Third party tools on the other hand, can help with Outlook problems much faster than the default tool.
While running outlook when I try to send email messages then I receive outlook error 0x80040116 and unable to send email messages. When I searched the reason for occurring this error then I found that this is due to missing of pst file and try to recover it by using outlook pst repair tool. This tool really works thanks.
ReplyDeleteOutlook pst files are very important for outlook and the outlook depend on the pst files. I always use the outlook pst file repair tool to keep safe the outlook files.
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