To stop sending the Modification Resolution logs to a user, create a registry key: It occurs shortly afterward, when an error is logged in the Sync Issues folder. Users may receive the Modification Resolution email to their Inbox when they send an email message by using Outlook with Cached Exchange Mode enabled. Server FailuresĬontains items that Outlook failed to synchronize from your Exchange mailbox. The contents of this folder are available only when you have a connection to your server. Items appear in this folder only when they can't be written into a cache. Items may appear in this folder if they contain attachment incompatible with the server. Local FailuresĬontains all items that could not be sent to your server. You can only see these items when you are offline or using Cached Exchange Mode and you cannot view them from any other computer. If you have made changes to an item, but do not see the updated item in your Navigation Pane folders, check for an InfoBar notice at the top of the item. It will bring up a list of conflicting items and allow you to resolve the conflict by determining which item you would like to keep. ConflictsĬontains all the multiple copies of conflicting items in your mailbox. This usually occurs when a mailbox item was delivered to the desktop Outlook client and a mobile device, changes happened in both locations and the second change had been synced before the first change was saved to the server.īelow is a short explanation on what is located in Sync Issues subfolders.

These synchronization errors occur when a mailbox item was modified in a different location before the Outlook had synchronized local changes back up to the server. Sync Issues folder is a container for all synchronization logs. The data in the Sync Issues folder is local and not copied to the server, you cannot view this information from any other computer or from OWA. Read the Knowledge Base article on Improving Outlook Performance for more information on how to prevent corruption. If you notice message delays and/or some messages stuck in Outbox together with list of errors in the Sync Issues folder, your local cache file may be corrupted. In most cases, errors in Sync Issues folders do not mean you have issues with mailbox synchronization and it is all right to ignore them. This folder contains logs about all issues in synchronization of the local cache file (.ost) with the Exchange Server. If Outlook on Windows desktop is running in Cached Exchange Mode, there is a folder called Sync Issues in the list of folders.

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