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1. MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2016 CANNOT EXPAND THE FOLDER HOW TO
2. MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2016 CANNOT EXPAND THE FOLDER INSTALL

You're using the DefaultPublicFolderMailbox property to predefine a hierarchy for servicing a public folder mailbox. Run the following command to set the DefaultPublicFolderMailbox property to the new public folder mailbox for the user mailbox that you noted: Set-Mailbox -identity "" -DefaultPublicFolderMailbox "" In the result, note the value of the parameter. Run the following command to find the user mailboxes whose DefaultPublicFolderMailbox property is set to the predefined public folder mailbox: Get-Mailbox | where DefaultPublicFolderMailbox -like "**" Run the following command to update the public folder hierarchy for the public folder mailbox Update-PublicFolderMailbox -InvokeSynchronizer -Identity "" Run the following command to create a public folder mailbox: New-Mailbox -Name ""

MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2016 CANNOT EXPAND THE FOLDER HOW TO

Here's how to change the DefaultPublicFolderMailbox property for these user mailboxes. To resolve this problem, create a new public folder mailbox, and manually update the public folder mailbox hierarchy to be ready to use that public folder mailbox to service the public folder hierarchy for some of the affected users. The problem occurs if there are user traffic spikes on the default public folder mailbox.

For example, you may have predefined the default public folder mailbox for user mailboxes in a remote site so that users can connect to the specified public folder mailbox based on their geographical location. If several users report the problem in both Outlook and OWA, follow the instructions for the relevant scenario.

MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2016 CANNOT EXPAND THE FOLDER INSTALL

If the problem occurs in only Microsoft Outlook 2013, install the April 5, 2016, update for Outlook 2013. If the problem occurs in only Microsoft Outlook 2016, install the April 5, 2016, update for Outlook 2016. However, the threshold at which Exchange can provision a new public folder mailbox (through Auto-split) hasn't been reached.

The following conditions can cause this problem to occur: Try closing messages you have opened or removing attachments and images from unsent messages you are composing. Your server administrator has limited the number of items you can open simultaneously. Users who have sufficient permissions to public folders receive the following error message when they expand a public folder tree in Microsoft Outlook or Outlook on the Web (OWA):