Entourage Database start displaying Error message when gets damaged either internally or externally, once this database gets corrupt then it prevents user from accessing the stored information. Among these errors one of the common error is daemon fatal error that appears when user wants to connect PC for intercommunication.
Database drops connections with ports and get unable to access E-mails and start up problem with error message “The Database Daemon has encountered an unknown error. The daemon will need to quit, and Entourage may need to be force quit”. If you are getting this error message then don’t worry as you can fix and solve how to fix Entourage error code 3259 with “Mac Entourage Repair Tool” to pass up system crash.
Also read: How to backup and restore Entourage Database?
Some common Entourage database Errors are:
- “The Office database is damaged.”
- “Entourage cannot access your data. To try to fix the problem, rebuild database.”
- “The action could not be completed. An unknown error (4362) occurred.”
- “ERROR: Failed to open database [Head] ERROR: Corruption opening database [16003:""]”
- “Corruption detected on index [MLRC:1]”
- “Entourage cannot read the data in this .rge file”
- “Entourage cannot connect to the exchange public folders server. Please verify that the public folder settings are correct.”
- “An error occurred while rebuilding the database”
- “Can’t send via entourage, action could not be completed. An unknown error occurred.”
Some other problems are Blank emails, freeze, blink and crash, unable to connect new users, fatal error show off, invisibility may occur with the error having one of the caused reasons – corrupt identity, missing files, application malfunctioning, computer virus infection, rude system shutdown, database header corruption, database structure corruption, misconfigured Entourage, corruption in files. You can solve Entourage error code 3259 should be resolved with either automatic tool or manual solution.
Tricks to Repair disk permissions
1. Finder -> Go -> Home
2. Open Applications -> Utilities, and choose Macintosh HD from Disk Utility window.
3. Click First Aid -> Repair Disk Permissions
After it reboot the computer once the repair process is completed. Check again whether is issue is resolved or not.
2. Open Applications -> Utilities, and choose Macintosh HD from Disk Utility window.
3. Click First Aid -> Repair Disk Permissions
After it reboot the computer once the repair process is completed. Check again whether is issue is resolved or not.
