Outlook 2010 Delegate Access Not enable

In outlook 2010, when i only have the single account, the delegate Access Function is fine.
When i add more thank one account, the delegate access is gray out.
are there have any solution?

Hi Daney,
I have tested on my lab (Exchange 2010 + Outlook 2010), result as below:
User: Mavis01, Mavis02, Mavis03.
Permission: Mavis01 has Full Access permission for Mavis02's mailbox.
Action:
1. Create a profile for Mavis01's mailbox, then add Full Access permission for Mavis02's mailbox.
2. Restart Outlook, I can see Mavis02's mailbox shows up under Mavis01.
3. Then I add Mavis03 account into this profile, restart Outlook.
4. Mavis01, Mavis02, Mavis03 are all listed in Outlook, and nothing gray.
"Delegate Access" gray out seems that it is a permission issue, however the delegate function works well if doesn't add account into one profile.
I suggest run Outlook under safe mode or re-create profile for testing.
Thanks
Mavis Huang
TechNet Community Support

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