ONLY One user can't sign into outlook

So we have Exchange 2013 and Server 2012 R2 Remote collections setup. A user logs into the remote collection and can open outlook. If it's the first time they get the usual detecting account and everything works fine. But for one user, it just doesn't find
his account. No matter if you enter it manually or automatically. It just can't see his account. I can type in another user's name and it pops right up.
So I figured I'd export his pst, disable the mailbox, create him a new mailbox and import the .pst.
Well that didn't work either. Should I go ahead and delete the User in AD? Then recreate it? I've already tested creating a new user and logging into outlook, importing his pst to the test user. So I know that would work. BUT is there anything left hanging
after I delete the existing user(only been tested with a brand new user) from the Exchange Admin Console? Is it better to delete it directly in AD or from the exchange console?
Thank you.

OWA was working fine.
These were the steps I just did to get it working with Outlook...
1. Backup .pst
2. Backup old UDP
3. Disable mailbox in exchange admin console
4. Deleted user in AD
5. Created new user/mailbox through exchange console
6. Verified outlook could login with the new user(same name as old)
7. Imported old pst
8. Mounted old UPD and copied over the few files he had.
9. Removed old UPD.
Everything is working fine now.

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1. You don't own another Mac.
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Apparently, at least according to Support - who feigned surprise that this was an issue - if you blow £1,200 on an iMac to be used by two people in your home and have paid Apple an extra £25 a head for iTunes Match, you're terribly gullible. And stupid. And a potential music thief.
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Macs, though, are a different matter. In Apple World we're all filthy rich and each member of a household is expected to own a separate Mac machine (iMac, MacBook Pro or Air) to be able to use the functionality and music they've paid for in iTunes and via Match.
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Well FU too, Apple.
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