If a user's Microsoft Outlook profile is accidentally removed, or if a user has more than one Outlook profile and switches between them, Salesforce for Outlook (SFO) may display the following errors when the application launches:
CAUSE:
Salesforce for Outlook (SFO) is linked to a specific Outlook profile at the time of initial configuration. When you change your Outlook profile, remove it, or run Outlook as Administrator, SFO loses its connection to that profile and can no longer synchronize.
When Salesforce for Outlook is linked to a specific Outlook profile, changing or removing that profile causes SFO to lose its connection. The steps below explain how to reconfigure SFO to restore the connection.
Do not rename the Salesforce for Outlook sync database file or the DB folder containing it. Always use the steps above to reset the sync first.
If sync is turned off and you only have the Side Panel or Add Email button enabled, follow these additional steps to reset the database:
a. Exit Salesforce for Outlook completely.
b. Press the Windows key + R on your keyboard to open the Run command box.
c. Type: %appdata%\Salesforce.com\Salesforce for Outlook and press Enter.
d. Right-click the DB folder and click Rename (add any character to the name).
e. Relaunch Salesforce for Outlook.
Salesforce does not recommend syncing to two different Outlook profiles simultaneously.
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