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Posted: 04 Aug 2013 11:46 PM PDT While setting up an email account in Microsoft Outlook (after some data recovery from a failing hard drive), I found myself in a typical catch-22 situation: I had created a temporary account, and then created a second account (with the intention of making the second account the default, after I had transferred email across After copying the emails, Outlook would not make the second account the default… I received no error messages, but the default “tick” did not change. So the next step was: delete the first (default) account, but I obviously cannot delete a default account. Next: go to the data file management tab, and just delete/unlink the data file, and thats when I got the message: You cannot delete this Outlook data file. Configuration information in the file is being copied to your new default data file. OK, so I cannot make another account the default, and I cannot remove the account, or remove the data file, because they are somehow locked. The solution is somewhat awkward, but does work:
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