I think it's clear but he and I are both using Outlook 2013 and both systems are running Windows 7 Professional, 64-bit. My first thought was to uninstall / re-install Outlook and see if that resolved it but the 'detective' in me wants to know WHY it's happening! Does anyone have any ideas on this one? Have you seen this before?

My thoughts are that something is corrupt in his Outlook installation. It's only if HE sends the first email that it goes to my Deleted Items folder directly.Īdditionally, if he sends from Outlook Web Access, it also goes to my Inbox as it should. I can't comprehend why he can reply with no problem, send from his phone with no problem, or send from another system with no problem. It seems to be only if he initiates the send TO ME from his system that the problem exists. Him sending to OTHER users from his workstation seems fine as well. Sending from his phone, or any other workstation, gets delivered to my Inbox just fine. From his station, he can reply to my Inbox but if he initiates sending me an email it will go directly to my deleted items but ONLY from his particular workstation. I've been unable to think of anything on my end OR on his end that would cause that. If we log him in on another workstation and he sends me an email from that workstation, it goes to my Inbox as expected. If he sends me an email, or replies to an email from me, from his phone, it goes to my Inbox.Ĥ. If he Replies to an email that I send to him, it goes to my Inbox as it should.ģ. If he sends me an email from his system, it will automatically go to the 'Deleted Items' folder in my Outlook 2013.Ģ. This only happens if he sends the first email and it's from his workstation.ġ. I have one particular user that, when he sends me an email, it gets routed directly to my Deleted Items folder in Outlook 2013. This is not your usual issue with mail filters, etc.

Emails go directly to archive mac mail