I have issues using DHCP to obtain the IP address. However, I have no problem connecting using a fixed IP address. Windows uses the address 169.X… and subnet mask 255.255.0.0… as the defaults. This happened after I installed Windows7 64-bit ultimate on my computer. The computer is equipped with all the latest patches and also has all the legitimate licenses. Even though, I doubt if this update is the reason I am experiencing this problem. Please help me out.

Outlook is currently not running properly in my computer. When I close it by clicking on the red button at the top of the page, the window disappears from the screen but not the same can be said of its taskbar which persist for a long time while greyed out. I have no clue as to what is causing outlook to hang instead of closing, so I am looking forward for anyone who could assist me in this problem.

My computer has developed a problem with Outlook. It suddenly or automatically opens when I leave the computer running yet I never had it configured since I don’t need it. However, it does not start during startup of the computer or during web access. This happened several times and I would be happy to find a solution to this problem. All my efforts to stop this from occurring have failed. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

My computer runs on windows XP. I am also looking to set up the Outlook express I am using to enable me to send and receive mails through a Gmail account. I would also love to have the ability of viewing the mails sent before these changes were effected.

Does anyone know how to do this? Because when I attempted to have these changes I was unable to view other mail received before the configuration. Please help me out.

Anyone who can help me here? My exchange server where the “Integrated Windows Authentication” in the directory properties of default website is continuously unselected that blocks the PDA from synchronizing. I have this exchange server serving PDA’s through active sync. I am not sure if this is due to a previous occurrence in which the DC was offline.

I am having a hard time setting up my Exchange server 2003 in the Windows server 2003 enterprise edition machine. 

Does anyone know how to connect the exchange 2003 server to the web mail server because it seems I am getting nowhere near achieving this?

I would appreciate some help.

We would like to migrate from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. I know the retention policy works different in these two versions. It is to be required and reminded to those who are having custom folders in the inbox, so we can inform them to move the custom folders one level up to work the retention policy properly.

Any utility or tool available to determine who are having custom folders? Or can the Exchange Management Shell 2007 be used for this? I need valuable assistance to get out this problem.

Thanks in advance.

At our workplace we have a network with less than ten computers and run an Exchange 2003 server.  We are however running into problems whenever a client logs off because the server stops running. This has taken place a number of times and each time the whole network freezes and fails to recover. I went and did some few changes which include logging USERENV 1058 and 1030. I have also made a few corrections in the registry but these actions seem to worsen the situation as the whole network collapsed. This situation has got out of hand and I would be grateful to find someone to help me contain it.

In our organization we run windows 2003 SBS SP2 and we also have an Exchange server 6.5 build 7638.2 SP2. We are however experiencing some errors – some mails are not sent to the intended target but instead get redirected to the admin. Can you help me understand why mail intended for a particular user is sometimes sent to a monitoring account in a different domain? I checked the message tracking center and there is no trace of it. Also, the incoming mail fails to appear in the log. We have also deactivated any type of filtering. I have run out of options and would like your help in figuring out this matter.

In our work environment we are running an exchange server 2000 but we are looking to migrate to server 2008 in the near future. The current server has an active directory, DNS and DHCP running, I am now wondering if we shall have the ability of moving these roles to the new server. I would really appreciate if someone would help me out on a way to do this.