Auto fill not working

When a user accesses outlook and types a name in the ‘To’ box, sometimes a
users auto fills into the pane and other times they don’t. Is there a way to
fix this issue?

You've posted no information. Why do you think something needs to be fixed?
How do you know the name already exists in the autocompletion cache?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"E-Coder" wrote in message
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When a user accesses outlook and types a name in the 'To' box, sometimes a
users auto fills into the pane and other times they don't. Is there a way
to
fix this issue?

Sorry. I forwarded the email as it came in to the Help Desk.

Let's say you send email to . The next time you create an email
message, once you type the "m" his email address should show in the
autocompletion list. Likewise if you type in "mi" it should narrow the list
down further. What they are seeing is they may send 5 emails to Mike today.
And 3 out of those 5 times they may end up typing in the entire email address
without the autocompletion list ever appearing...As if they have never typed
that email address in before.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You've posted no information. Why do you think something needs to be fixed?
How do you know the name already exists in the autocompletion cache?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"E-Coder" wrote in message
...
When a user accesses outlook and types a name in the 'To' box, sometimes a
users auto fills into the pane and other times they don't. Is there a way
to
fix this issue?

That means Outlook is not writing to the NK2 file as it should, usually
because of a corrupt NK2 file. Turns out to be a fairly common problem. 2
options in those cases:
1. Create a new profile from scratch. The new NK2 file will work unless or
until Outlook becomes ill again, but user will lose all existing cache
entries.
2. Use a repair utility on the NK2 file. You can run the Recovery Utility in
Ingressor, for example, without having to purchase the product (although I
suspect they'd prefer you did--or if it works, that you will).
http://www.ingressor.com/nk2_recovery_info.htm
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"E-Coder" wrote in message
...
Sorry. I forwarded the email as it came in to the Help Desk.

Let's say you send email to . The next time you create an
email
message, once you type the "m" his email address should show in the
autocompletion list. Likewise if you type in "mi" it should narrow the
list
down further. What they are seeing is they may send 5 emails to Mike
today.
And 3 out of those 5 times they may end up typing in the entire email
address
without the autocompletion list ever appearing...As if they have never
typed
that email address in before.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You've posted no information. Why do you think something needs to be
fixed?
How do you know the name already exists in the autocompletion cache?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"E-Coder" wrote in message
...
When a user accesses outlook and types a name in the 'To' box,
sometimes a
users auto fills into the pane and other times they don't. Is there a
way
to
fix this issue?

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote:

2. Use a repair utility on the NK2 file. You can run the Recovery
Utility in Ingressor, for example, without having to purchase the
product (although I suspect they'd prefer you did--or if it works,
that you will). http://www.ingressor.com/nk2_recovery_info.htm

I'm under the impression from the Ingressor web page that the utility will
DETECT a problem and tell you there is one free, but you'll have to buy the
product to FIX it.
--
Brian Tillman

That's not how I understand it, but I'll check. I was able to repair an NK2
file before I registered the product.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote:

2. Use a repair utility on the NK2 file. You can run the Recovery
Utility in Ingressor, for example, without having to purchase the
product (although I suspect they'd prefer you did--or if it works,
that you will). http://www.ingressor.com/nk2_recovery_info.htm

I'm under the impression from the Ingressor web page that the utility will
DETECT a problem and tell you there is one free, but you'll have to buy
the product to FIX it.
--
Brian Tillman

You can run the utility for free. If it detects no problem, then you have no
need to repair. If it does then you need to purchase the product to repair
it.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] wrote:

2. Use a repair utility on the NK2 file. You can run the Recovery
Utility in Ingressor, for example, without having to purchase the
product (although I suspect they'd prefer you did--or if it works,
that you will). http://www.ingressor.com/nk2_recovery_info.htm

I'm under the impression from the Ingressor web page that the utility will
DETECT a problem and tell you there is one free, but you'll have to buy
the product to FIX it.
--
Brian Tillman