- #Reinstall microsoft office 365 on new computer install#
- #Reinstall microsoft office 365 on new computer update#
- #Reinstall microsoft office 365 on new computer archive#
In most cases, they will be in the default location Outlook uses. If you have Outlook items in the 'This computer only' folders, you'll need to export the Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks (and Notes) from these folders to a CSV file to use them on the new computer. Outlook will create a new data file.īeginning with Outlook 2013, Outlook uses an *.OST file for IMAP accounts, and can store Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks in the *.OST file, in folders labeled '(This computer only)'. You'll need to copy the *.PST used for calendar and contacts to the new computer. If you have an IMAP account in Outlook 2010 or older, you'll have email in one PST file and a separate *.PST file for Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, and Notes. The PST file contains your POP3 email, calendar, and contacts. If you need to recover pst files from a hard drive removed from a crashed computer, see Recover Outlook Data Files from a Crashed Computer It's not necessary to move data files used for IMAP email,, or Exchange mailbox as the mail (and calendar and contacts for and Exchange) are stored on the mail server. If you use POP3 or have archives or local PST files in your profile, you'll need to move them to the new computer.
#Reinstall microsoft office 365 on new computer install#
For Exchange, it will also sync calendar, contacts, and tasks.
#Reinstall microsoft office 365 on new computer archive#
Here is what my configuration.If you use Exchange accounts (including ), you only need to move archive PST files everything in the mailbox will sync down to the account on the new computer. When I run the setup.exe /configure configuration.xml, it uninstalls everything and just puts on Access. Now the organization is ready to roll out Access, but I'm unable to find a way to install Access using the ODT without uninstalling the whole Office Suite.
#Reinstall microsoft office 365 on new computer update#
We excluded Access from the install as most users don't need it and the ones that do needed to update their DB's before we deployed. We recently rolled out Office 365 2016 suite (C2R) using the Office Deployment Tool and SCCM.