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PFDAVadmin error: Could not expand http://(mailbox folders) on Windows 7

March 1, 2011 Leave a Comment Written by Paolo




When you try to open your Public folders or User mailboxes with PFDVAdmin on your Windows 7 client, you receive the following error:

Could not expand http://(your mailbox folders)

In my case, this problem occurs in combination with Exchange 2007.

Resolution

– First, install .NET Framework 1.1. It can be downloaded here. Now retry to open the public folders or user mailboxes.

–  If this still is not working, be sure you are using an account which is an Exchange administrator.

– You can also try to open PFDAVAdmin with secondary logon with an Exchange admin account. The steps can be found here:

1. Search for PFDAVAdmin in your Startmenu, Desktop or program location, and right-click on the icon or executable while holding the Shift-key. Now choose Run as another user…

2. Type in the Exchange admin username and password. Also use the same account (Windows logon) to open the public folders or user mailboxes.



Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, PFDAVAdmin, Windows 7
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