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Microsoft Exchange Error 0x8004010f is a very common problem among the MS Outlook users. When you try to synchronize your .ost file with your Exchange server mailbox to access your data, it http://outlook-exchange-server-errors.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-solve-exchange-error-0x8004010f.html shows some strange behavior. An Outlook .ost file is an exact replica of Exchange http://forums.msexchange.org/Exchange_Server_Reported_Error_(0x8004010F)/m_140040800/tm.htm server mailbox, stored on client hard disk locally. Actually, when you synchronize with the Exchange Server mailbox, OST file is automatically converted into Outloook .pst file and is updated. However, if the synchronization process terminates due to any reason, conversion can not take place completely and you will not be able to access your mailbox. In such cases, you microsoft exchange require to manually convert ost to pst using an advance third-party tool. When you try to synchronize your .ost file or Offline address list on Microsoft Exchange Server 2010/2007/2003 in MS Outlook 2003, you may get the below error message in Sync Issues folder: "0×8004010F An object could not be found" After encountering above error when you try to send an email, you receive further the following error message in Microsoft Office Outlook: microsoft exchange server "Task ‘Microsoft Exchange Server' reported error (0×8004010F): ‘The operation failed. An object could not be found.'" Exchange Error 0x8004010f This unexpected behavior of outlook terminates the process of synchronization and you can not connect to your Exchange Server mailbox. Furthermore, it stops OST to PST conversion process. Root of the problem: There are multiple reasons for why an Outlook e-mail client can receive this synchronization error. Some of the most common causes of this error are mentioned below: • Offline address book list objects have a missing or incorrect address list. • Offline address book list objects include missing address list. • Send/As permission changes in the store affect users accounts with no mailbox full rights to another mailbox. • Multiple OAB Version folders exist of the same type. • Clients are attempting to download the OAB files from a public folder store that have not received the replicated updates. • The OST file is either corrupt or unusable. Work Around: Try any of below mentioned methods to work around this problem: • If you view Properties in Address lists setting of Exchange System Manager, you can fix the problem by verifying the address list validity. If the list is not valid, you must add a new one. • If you view the Properties in Offline addres
| My Forums | Address Book | Member List | Search | FAQ | Ticket List | Log Out Exchange Server Reported Error (0x8004010F) Users viewing this topic: none Logged in as: Guest Tree Style Printable Version All Forums >> [Microsoft Exchange 2003] >> Installation >> Exchange Server Reported Error (0x8004010F) Page: [1] 2 3 4 5 next > >> Login Message << Older Topic Newer Topic >> Exchange Server Reported Error (0x8004010F) - 16.Mar.2004 7:30:00 PM josephvi Posts: 9 Joined: 16.Mar.2004 From: USA Status: offline Does anyone know what this is and how to fix it? The Microsoft website says its related to the Offline Address List. It only happens with Outlook XP. Outlook 2000 doesn't have a problem. Updating to the latest service packs didn't help either. [ March 16, 2004, 07:31 PM: Message edited by: josephvi ] Post #: 1 Featured Links* RE: Exchange Server Reported Error (0x8004010F) - 16.Mar.2004 7:44:00 PM Randy Temple Posts: 158 Joined: 1.Aug.2002 From: Michigan Status: offline SYMPTOMSIf the Exchange 2000 Server computer that is responsible for generating the offline address list is uninstalled and there is no replica of the Oab folder, the server component that generates the offline Address Book (OABGen) may not work.To resolve this problem, reset the system folders.an article on how to do this: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;273364 (in reply to josephvi) Post #: 2 RE: Exchange Server Reported Error (0x8004010F) - 16.Mar.2004 8:36:00 PM josephvi Posts: 9 Joined: 16.Mar.2004 From: USA Status: offline This is a new Exchange 2003 Server Standard installation running on Windows 2003 Server Standard. There is a Windows 2003 Server Standard domain controller elsewhere. Exchange seems to work well except for the error I mentioned. Will proceeding with your suggestion reset everything (permissions, user accounts, public folders, etc.) because a lot of things are already in place. In other words, what will it really do? Additionally, the Microsoft knowledgebase only has an article for Exchange 2000, not Exchange 2003. Would this make a difference? [ March 16, 2004, 08:38 PM: Message edited by: josephvi ] (in reply to joseph