Method 1: Create a new Outlook Profile and then change the location of the .ost file. 1  Copy the existing .ost file to the new location that you want to use. 2  If you want to create a new .ost file isntead, you can skip this step. 3  Open Control Panel.
\n\tHi, so we've got a strange intermittent issue with some of our users where they cannot save an excel file on the network. We have 3 Windows 2008R2 file servers, replicating using peerlink, and people are accessing them through a DFS namespace. \n\t. \n\tWhen this issue occurs, which is not all the time, the user can literally create a brand new file on the network and try to save it, and he immediately gets the error noted above. What I'm saying here is that we know for a fact no one else is in these files and have eliminated that as a possible cause.
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