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1. #Download exchange 2010 management tools for windows 7 install#
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#Download exchange 2010 management tools for windows 7 upgrade#

I'm pretty sure that Exchange 2010 SP1 management tools are not supported under windows 8.1 and as far as I can tell, only SP3 is supported, but I don't have the authority to upgrade our Exchange servers to 2010 SP3 or even 2013 since I'm just an IT Support guy. It worked perfect fine on my Windows 7 Pro desktop that I was using previously, but no luck so far on Windows 8.1.Ĭheck out the attachment to see what I get when I access the Microsoft Exchange On-Premises portion.Įverything has loaded but I'm not able to access any other functions. Download the Exchange Server 2010 SP1 installation files and extract them to a temporary. Open the Control Panel, click on Programs and then click on Turn Windows Features On or Off.

#Download exchange 2010 management tools for windows 7 install#

Is there somewhere online I can download this from I can't seem to find it. To install the Exchange 2010 management tools on your Windows 7 computer you first need to configure the pre-requisite components.

I managed to install the management tools without too much of a headache, and when I run the management console, it does connect to the Exchange server, but I'm not able to do anything and I don't seem to have access to any functions to modify user mailboxes or distributions lists or public folders and what not. This was installed on a server in a different office and I don't have it here, but I need to install the management console on my local machine. Copy Exchange Management Console.msc from any working computer (commonly it is in C:Program FilesMicrosoftExchange ServerV14Bin). Install Exchange 2010 SP2 Management Tools (make sure to install all the requirements first).

We use Exchange Server 2010 SP1 with rollup 8. Here is a great workaround to get Exchange 2010 console working on Windows 7, 8 also Windows 10. So far everything works great, except for one program which I use on a regular basis that doesn't seem to want to work properly, most likely due to a compatibility issue. I can find Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Management Tools (32-Bit), but not the equivalent 64-bit version.

I just got my new laptop at work yesterday and it's running Windows 8.1 Enterprise 64 bit. This is a fairly dumb question, but I want to be able to manage my Exchange Server 2007 from a 64-bit Windows 7 workstation on the domain. I'm running into a bit of a problem at work with my new laptop and I'm hoping that someone will have a bit more experience and be able to help me.