AutoArchive doesn't execute in Outlook 2013

I have a problem with auto archiving in outlook 2013 with exchange server 2007 account.The auto archiving doesn't work automatically unless i restart outlook .after i restart outlook it works normally
. any suggestions for this problem will be appreciated

Have you tried manual archive? Is it working fine?
Are you using the archive feature with default settings or any customizations have been done. Check it at: File-> Options-> Advanced…-> button Auto Archive Settings…
The setting might also have been changed if you are working in a corporate environment and your administrator has done changes to it. There can also be some conflicting corporate policies set on the Exchange server that might be causing the issue.
Damaged archive.pst file can also lead to the above issue. You should then close Outlook and use the Inbox Repair Tool (scanpst.exe) to scan it for errors or create a new one.
If your mailbox is currently being archived to a network location then change its location to your local hard disk.
Check out the discussion at:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-outlook/autoarchive-doesnt-execute-in-outlook-2013/b0b3d870-eadd-4b4a-8ead-c2da2792d1e3

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AutoArchive feature helps us manage the space in the mailboxes or on the e-mail server that were are using by automatically moving items to an archive location. These items can be Email messages, Calendar items, Tasks, Notes, Journal entries.
However, sometimes some users may find that Outlook AutoArchive doesn’t work as expected, this can be frustrating. In this article I’ll introduce some steps to troubleshoot this issue, I hope it will be helpful to those who meet the issue.
Always check the Default AutoArchive settings first
When AutoArchive is not working properly, the first thing we should do to troubleshoot the issue, is to make sure the AutoArchive setting is correct.
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If you want to delete expired items, select “Delete expired items (e-mail folders only)”.
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You should select “Archive or delete old items”, or only expired items will be deleted.
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Select “Show archive folder in folder list” to let the archive.pst appear in the folder list, which helps you find archived items easily.
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AutoArchive doesn’t work on one specific folder?
Apart from the default settings, each folder can be set with its own AutoArchive settings different from the global settings.
Right click on the folder and select Properties -> AutoArchive tab.
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If you want to let Outlook to archive items based on the received date, you need to set the ArchiveIgnoreLastModifiedTime registry value.
Since serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly, please back up registry in Windows first:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Back-up-the-registry
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Outlook\Preferences (Outlook 2010)
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Outlook\Preferences (Outlook 2013)
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As the Archive storage file, the .pst file may cause AutoArchive not working issue. If the .pst file is corrupted or too large, AutoArchive may not work as expected.
Scanpst.exe is an Inbox repair tool to fix Outlook Data Files like .ost and .ost files, it can be used to fix a corrupted .pst file. To find Scanpst.exe, browse to the locations below:
For Outlook 2013 on a 32-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15
For Outlook 2013 on a 64-bit version of Windows:
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For Outlook 2010 on a 32-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14
For Outlook 2010 on a 64-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft Office(x86)\Office14
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prime.
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with the correspondent who thought the post was
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libraries first is always a good idea.
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I have a problem in Outlook 2013 which I've been able to replicate on two separate PCs, operating against two separate Exchange servers. In both cases, archiving of old items does not work in Outlook 2013 when cached mode is enabled. It works
fine if cached mode is switched off so I don't believe the problem is related to the archiving settings.
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Not all locales come with a dictionary installed for licensing reasons. 
If you do not have the en-US locale then check that you have a dictionary installed (Tools > Add-ons > Extensions) and selected. 
 
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Consider the following scenario:
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item.
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Not sending email through with outlook 2013 saved contact

Few of my clients users are having an issue with the Auto-Complete option in Outlook 2013 where recipients don't receive mail if you choose the address from from the Outlook address book vcard. This issue only occurs on outlook 2013 and this is creating
a lot of issue with my clients. The attached pic shows the issue that occurs.
The issue doesn't occur if you manually type the email address. Also we tried with different emails and config pop/imap and it produced the same result. Kindly help as this is causing lots of issue.
E.g. If we send an email using outlook address's vcard at 'To' and 'cc' user by typing email-> cc user will receive email showing 'To' section empty :S and 'To' user will not receive any email..
Some details to help:
Office version: 2013 click to run
Windows 7 SP1

Hi Nabbo,
Either your address book service is broken that why it’s not enabling and creating error when you are using Auto-Complete option (choosing contacts from
Vcard).
Solutions:
1.) Create a new profile
2.) Or sometimes it’s happens, when contacts are not verified so first verified your address book contacts.
Thanks
Kelvin Howard

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