Browse to the existing old folder location that has all the old posts in it: To get the fixed new feeds and maintain all of the old feeds in the same folder, click Change folder under Delivery location.Click New, and paste your feed in the feed URL box, and click Add.In the RSS feeds tab, find your old bad feed URL you are trying to delete in the list, and click Remove.If you don’t remember what the feed URL is, you can see it by highlighting the feed and click Change. To fix it, all we have to do is remove the raw feed from the RSS feeds tab, then add it back.

How do I fix Outlook? You DON’T have to delete the feed folder to fix this, and if you do, you will lose any old posts that aren’t in the current feed. Now to get an error that shows the ACTUAL problem, click New, and paste your feed URL here and click Add. At first I just tried to click change, and point it to the right folder, but that didn’t help. All of them will have a Last Update on “”.Īwesome. This is where the raw feeds are listed, and the folder where the feeds are delivered. Just because you have a folder in RSS feeds (or don’t), doesn’t mean you have an actual feed source. What? Huh? I used to be able to add this same feed URL, what gives? To look at this a little further, you click File –> Account Settings –> Account Settings. You try to just right click on RSS Feeds and add a new feed, and we get this lovely error “The attempted operation failed. In case you don’t know what I’m talking about, this issue deals with the RSS feeds feature in Outlook. I just hope to save someone else the pain I have suffered! The Problem I know I know, I’m a SharePoint guy and this is for Outlook. What gives? While I can’t say WHY it broke, I can only offer you a solution after searching the internet came up empty. Boo! You could hit refresh, and just no new items. I have a lot of blogs I subscribe to, and they all stopped working immediately after moving to Exchange online in Office 365. While overall it’s been great, I had one really annoying issue. Internally here at C5 Insight, our Exchange moved from local to Office 365.

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