New Outlook Error 080073cf8 New Outlook would not launch, so I tried to uninstall it, But it didn’t uninstall. It would not no matter what I tried. I got the error “You cannot uninstall Outlook” as well. Quick Answer on how I fixed it I typed this in the run line %localappdata%\Microsoft Deleted the OLK […]
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IT Support Albuquerque NM
IT Support Albuquerque NM
Most folks these days are looking for the best Managed IT Services even if their company is not in Albuquerque.
Managed Service Providers in Albuquerque
Managed Service Providers in Albuquerque
Most folks these days are looking for the best Managed IT Services even if their company is not in Albuquerque.
IT Support Albuquerque
IT Support Albuquerque
Most folks these days are looking for the best Managed IT Services even if their company is not in Albuquerque.
Managed IT Services Albuquerque
Managed IT Services Albuquerque
Most folks these days are looking for the best Managed IT Services even if their company is not in Albuquerque.
How to backup your Microsoft Exchange on the PC
How to backup your Microsoft Exchange on the PC
For folks using an online backup program, you want to make sure these files get in the backup for your Microsoft Exchange account in Outlook. To find them easily, follow my instruction from Outlook.
- In Outlook, click on “File”
- Click on “account settings”
- Click on “account settings” again
- Then click on the tab “data files”
- Find your Exchange account
- Click on “Open file location”
- A file explorer window will open up and should have the file for your Microsoft Exchange data file highlighted
- should be in a file like this path –> C:\Users\ProfileName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
- Right click on it and you will see Carbonite options
- Be sure to “add to backup” or whatever it states.
How to backup your Gsuite on the PC
How to backup your Gsuite on the PC
For folks using an online backup program, you want to make sure these files get in the backup for your GSuite in Outlook. To find them easily, follow my instruction from Outlook.
- In Outlook, click on “File”
- Click on “account settings”
- Click on “account settings”
- Then click on the tab “data files”
- Find your Gsuite account
- Click on “Open file location”
- A file explorer window will open up and should have the file Gsuite data file highlighted
- should be in a file like this path –> C:\Users\Profile name\AppData\Local\Google\Google Apps Sync
- Right click on it and you will see Carbonite options
- Be sure to “add to backup” or whatever it states.

