Windows 10: run scanpst

Discus and support run scanpst in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; I have serious problems. 1. I can't get access to app data it is denied yet I am the only administrator on the computer. I keep getting access... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by Jackhandle, Apr 2, 2016.

  1. run scanpst


    I have serious problems.

    1. I can't get access to app data it is denied yet I am the only administrator on the computer. I keep getting access denied on quite a few things since upgrading from Win 7.

    2. I have just been told to run inbox scanpst as my outlook has just failed (2007 Enterprise)

    I desperately need to fix outlook quickly as I have hundreds of membership applications to confirm within the next seven days and am also expecting another hundred or so applications to come in during the next day or so.

    If need be I will reinstall everything from scratch on a new SSD which will take me many days of very hard work, but do I have to pay for a new version of Win10. If not how do I get it. If I take this route how can I get to my Outlook data file when access is denied?

    :)
     
    Jackhandle, Apr 2, 2016
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  2. imate sync 'chucking a wobbly'

    Hi,

    I typed in scanpst in run box. Message popped up - said windows can't find 'scanpst'. Do I need to reload Outlook?
     
    magnificentone, Apr 2, 2016
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  3. Notifications and Reminders Do Not Work

    Use Vista Search engine to locate Scanpst.exe. Also locate your .pst file because scanpst will ask for it. Then let it run. if there's any problem with the pst file, scanpst will fix it or let you know. If scnpst does not fix, you will need to uninstall
    and reinstall Outlook.
     
    Linley Meslier, Apr 2, 2016
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  4. dalchina New Member

    run scanpst

    Hi, if you're desperate with your email and have no alternative, you may prefer to roll back to Win 7 for now, as it may not be easy to fix your problems (1) without risk and difficulty and time. You can do that if you upgraded within the last 30 days.

    Of course there's a risk in both upgrading and rolling back as these are big changes. You should always use disk imaging to protect your data, your PC, your sanity and save time, and be able to restore your PC to a previously working state without technical help. Many here recommend Macrium Reflect (free) + external storage + boot medium.

    For example, if you image what you have now, roll back to '7, image that, you can swap back and forwards or upgrade to '10 again- as you wish- whilst trying to solve your Win 10 upgrade problems. But most here would strongly recommend starting with a clean install (and solving any driver issues) and then you can use a Laplink program (see below) to transfer your programs and data. Much much more reliable.


    It's not normal to have permissions problems after upgrading- there used to be quite a few reports of this:
    just search this forum for "permissions problems" (for example) using the search box at the top. E.g.

    Permissions Issues - You do not currently have permission to ... - Windows 10 Forums
    Solved Windows 10: You don't have permission to save in this location..... - Windows 10 Forums
    Solved Windows 10 says I don't have permission to save anything. - Page 4 - Windows 10 Forums

    just to give some idea.

    If need be I will reinstall everything from scratch on a new SSD which will take me many days of very hard work, but do I have to pay for a new version of Win10.
    Once Win 10 has been activated on a PC, you should be able to change the drive and have it automatically reactivate. Worst case you call MS activation.

    Note: to transfer your programs and settings from one PC to another, or one build to another, Laplink's products are very good.. I've used them 3 times with some 95% + success with over 300 programs installed. Massive time saver.

    Your programs (most of them) are transferred from a compressed image from your old PC and installed automatically on your new PC, many with the license code applied. It deals with dependencies like .Net framework and visual C++ runtimes quite well and identifies what it can't transfer. You can select what is to be transferred. Using a disk image of your old build is a very neat way.
     
    dalchina, Apr 2, 2016
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    Ztruker, Apr 4, 2018
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