I have noticed that down in the lower right where Outlook shows "Connected" when you first open Outlook there is another bar right next to it for a split second that says "Syncronizing Inbox". If you close Outlook and reopen it will again pull any new emails.
When you first initially open Outlook it will pull in all new email into the inbox. Here is what I found does work but I don't understand why or how to fix. Even doing manual Send/Receive it won't pull in new emails (even tried update folder, send/receive groups select inbox specifically). I have also made sure that the Inbox is "subscribed". I have even tested this in Outlook Safe Mode and it still happens.
I have ran all Windows Updates and Office Updates. I have even setup a completely new profile from scratch and still have the same issue so it isn't a local profile related problem in Outlook. I have checked the ISP's recommended settings for setup in Outlook and all is correct. I have watched the OWA of their email at the same time and it receives the email very quickly. If they do make it, it can be 20+ minutes or longer. The problem is new emails rarely seem to sync to the inbox in Outlook. I have a client's PC with Windows 7 Pro, Office H&B 2016, they have their email setup via IMAP to their email account which is hosted by their ISP. A.Ok I have an issue I have not run into before. If you have a pst file in your profile you want to use for Calendar and Contacts, set the data file as the default then move any appointments or contacts in the 'This Computer Only' folders (steps are in Section B)įollow the steps in Section A if you need to create a pst folder. ost file without the special Outlook folders. You can remove the (This computer only) folders by closing Outlook, deleting the IMAP. If you have a POP3 account in your profile, set it as default and move your calendar and contacts to the folders in the pst file. New Appointments are saved in the wrong calendar | Set reminders on Tasks in IMAPĬonfiguring special IMAP folders in Outlook 2013 In addition to the issues involving backing up or moving your calendars and contacts, you also won't be able to set a range of flags and reminders or use Categories on the items stored in the IMAP. You need to export the folders on a regular basis to back them up. ost and easily recover the appointments and contacts from it. pst file to move them to a new computer (or a new profile). You need to export the contents of the non-mail folders to a. This is problematic for a number of reasons, including the fact that you can't move an IMAP.
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