Hi folks,scenario:about 200 users on exchange 2010 migrated from 2003. All user behaviour is ok unless for about 10 users. Their incoming mail goes to the 'deleted items' folder. There are no rules for the users. It also happens in the OWA with Outlook client closed. Have tried to run the Outlook client with /clearrules.I found similiar problem on the internet, but that was regarding Exchange2007 and that attribute is not in Exchange2010 (powershell does not give it to me):***get-mailboxcalendarsettings "domain/ou/user" | fl set-mailboxcalendarsettings "doman/ou/user" -automateprocessing: Autoupdate ***I am lost here.Does anyone have a clue what's going on?Thanks in advanced.regards, -b

You might try mailbox access auditing and see if that yields any clues.

Hi,Please use set-calendarprocessing -identity user -automateprocessing autoupdate command to do the configuration.ThanksAllen

Hi Allen,thank you very much for this! This is the right solution and worked like a charm for me, thank you!The only solution I had got into so far was to delete the user and create it again.I owe you a beer...thanks again.regards, -b

Hi,Glad to hear that is resolved.ThanksAllen

It Worked!! Thanks Allen for providing the solution. Set-calendarprocessing -identity username -automateprocessing autoupdate

This worked for me also. Exchange 2010 with Outlook 2010 Email going directly to Deleted Items folder. Set-calendarprocessing -identity username -automateprocessing autoupdate Thank You

Allen, The real question here is... "why"? I've experienced this only when using a "Domain Admin" account with "Exchange Organization Admin" rights. It happens nearly everytime I log into another users mailbox to fix something. Why do Domain Admin accounts change this attribute? To mediate this issue, I'm just using a "Builtin Admin" account with "Exchange Organizational Admin" rights.

Thanks for the info. In my case I fixed the issue by following: http://exchangeshare.wordpress.com/2008/04/10/delete-corrupted-hidden-or-stale-rules-from-mailbox-with-mfcmapi/ Maybe it will help others.