The circumstances in which this happens are the following: two profiles using different Microsoft Outlook versions created two Microsoft Exchange Server accounts. A folder is created that can be seen by both users, but only one account has permissions to access it and change the information. This error is caused by Outlook not being able to delete the stored cache when switching between accounts on the same profile. Because the account without permission tried first to access the folder created earlier, that account has momentary ownership of the folder, so the user with permission will see the same message. In this article, we will explore the best troubleshooting methods to solve this issue. Read on to find out more.
What to do if you don’t have permission to create an entry in Outlook folder?
1. Clear the Outlook cache
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2. Modify permission levels from admin account
3. Uninstall and re-install Office 365
You can also uninstall Office by using specialized uninstaller software such as Revo Uninstaller. By using this software, you’ll ensure that Office 365 is completely removed from your PC along with all of its files and registry entries. In this article, we explored some of the best methods to deal with the permission error in Microsoft Outlook, on Windows 10. Please make sure to follow the steps presented in this list in the order that they were written (from the least to the most complicated), to avoid any unnecessary issues. Please feel free to let us know if this guide helped you solve your issue, by using the comment section found below. READ ALSO:
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