

- #Outlook 2016 synchronizing subscribed folders update
- #Outlook 2016 synchronizing subscribed folders windows
Go to Start menu > Run (or Windows key + R) and type Outlook.exe /cleanviews then click OK.

The /cleanviews switch will wipe out all custom views and return all default views to "factory default". If you aren't using custom views, you can use the /cleanviews switch without worry.
#Outlook 2016 synchronizing subscribed folders update
you can select which outlook folder can update or receive and send the email, follow this video tutorial and get the solution. Sometimes its necessary, but sometimes just resetting the view for the current folder will work. In outlook, stop synchronizing your outlook folders. When you open Outlook using the /cleanviews switch you will wipe out all custom views and return all default views to "factory default". You can expand the Change View menu and select Manage Views (formerly the Define Views dialog, below), then select the View by name to reset the view globally or select to reset the view on the current folder only.Ĭreate new views, edit views, or delete custom views using the Manage Views dialog. If any folders are missing the Icon you can select that folder and then click on.

Close Outlook completely and restart it again. Go to the Advanced tab, then in the Folder option, there is the Root Folder Path. Choose the account showing the error, then click the Change option. The Goal is to make sure both Tabs match and have the folders you want to sync listed. Click Account Settings, then Account Settings. If the Icon is missing you should not see that folder under the 'Subscribed' Tab. Reset a View on a Specific Folder Outlook 2010 and UpĪ Reset button is also on the View Settings dialog (formerly the Current view dialog, below), which can be opened from the View ribbon, View Settings button or by right clicking on the field names visible in a view and selecting View Settings (Method 3, below). Under the 'All' Tab, it's important you see a folder Icon for each of those folders. The solution is to reset the view for the folder or the entire mail box. Sometimes, particularily after a large import from another account such as Gmail or an IMAP-based account, the custom view settings hide the emails from view. Microsoft Outlook has the ability to set up customized views for items such as email located in folders. The Fix: Go to to Send/Receive, then Send/receive groups, and Define Send/Receive Groups. A folder in Outlook appears to have no messages and you know there are messages in that folder. The Problem: Outlook hangs on Synchronizing Subscribed Folders.
