How to Delete Outlook Emails Older Than a Set Period?

[@Stermz66]

I don't have file or options only the word Home or View

[@NikonF5user]

Just saying - you took 1:02 to give any content. While this was useful, preamble fluff does nothing but waste time...

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[@IZBroadcast]

Thanks this is so enlightening and helpful.

[@converse67]

Will this delete or archive emails on the server itself? Meaning cannot recover or are these only disappearing in Outlook only?

[@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware]

Hi there, thank you for your question! When you delete Outlook emails older than a set period, the emails are typically deleted from both your local Outlook application and the server. However, the exact behavior can depend on your specific email settings and configurations. By default, when you delete emails in Outlook, they are moved to the "Deleted Items" folder within the application. From there, you can manually empty the folder to permanently delete the emails. This deletion process only affects your local Outlook application, and the emails may still exist on the server, allowing you to recover them if necessary. However, if you configure Outlook to automatically delete emails older than a specific period, such as by creating a rule or using an archiving feature, the behavior may differ. In such cases, the emails can be permanently deleted from both your local application and the server, depending on your settings. To ensure you understand the behavior specific to your Outlook configuration, it is recommended to review your email settings, rules, and archiving configurations. This will help you determine whether the emails will be permanently deleted or archived on the server itself.

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[@damianknoll]

I've deleted 10,000 emails from my inbox and also deleted them from my deleted items, but it is still saying your storage is full, but when I check my storage it is at 4GB how do I fix this?

[@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware]

Hi there,
Thank you for your question. If you have deleted a large number of emails but your storage space has not been freed up, there are a few things you can try:
1. Empty the Trash/Recycle Bin.
2. Clear the cache of your email app.
3. Check for other files taking up space.
4. Restart your device.
If none of these steps work, you may need to consider using a third-party app to help you identify and remove any unnecessary files taking up space on your device.

[@ElindorBG]

Easy he said .... this is the nightmare of my life .... easy...... nothing is easy

[@tomfullerton9388]

Far too quick going through the screens. Need to zoom in to see what you're doing.

[@matthewwhite2802]

Get to the point mate

[@lukasp6917]

Too much talk!