Users have reported several issues with Outlook view all folders errors, including the error:
> Error 0x8004010F: Cannot open Outlook window. View All Folders is not available > in this version of Outlook.
In this article, we will explore a few troubleshooting tips to help you fix View All Folders errors in Outlook.
- The error View All Folders error in Outlook usually appears when users try to open their Outlook folders using the default view.
- This error can appear when the PST file becomes corrupted, so try to run the Inbox Repair tool.
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Disable the Cached Exchange Mode in Outlook
- Press the Windows key + I to open the Settings app and select Accounts.
- Navigate to the Mail tab and click on Manage Offline Emails.
- Click on Disable Offline Settings under the Access options section.
- Click Apply and then click on OK.
Scan for malware and virus
- Go to Search, type Windows Security and click on the app to open it.
- Click on Virus & threat protection in the left pane, and Scan options in the right.
- Check Full scan option and click Scan now.
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Run the DCOMCNFG.MSC command
- Press the Windows key + R hotkey to open the Run accessory.
- Then input dcomcnfg in the Open text box.
- Double-click the Local Computer Policy to open the window in the snapshot directly below.
- Select the Computer Configuration option on the left panel of the Local Computer Policy window.
- Click Windows Settings from the options on the left panel.
- Select the Security option on the left of the Windows Settings window.
- Select the Component Options tab on the Security tab.
- Select the Component Services option on the Component Options tab.
- Click the Turn off Component Services option on the Component Services Options tab.
- Click the Apply and OK buttons.
- Next, restart the desktop or laptop.
- Then open the Run accessory.
- Input regsvr32 outlook.exe in the Open text box.
- Press the Enter key.
Update Windows
- Go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.
- Click on the Check for updates button.
- Reboot your PC.
- Open Outlook.
- Click the File tab, and then click Options > Advanced.
- Scroll down to Advanced and uncheck the Always show this number of Recent Folders box, and then click OK.
Check the permissions for Outlook data files
- Go to the File Explorer (press Windows Key + E).
- Open Outlook Data Files folder (search for it by typing Outlook Data Files).
- Expand the folder here to find the data file.
- Right-click on it and check permissions.
