K
K. Orland
Can you open Outlook in safe mode?
Start > Run > Outlook.exe /safe
Start > Run > Outlook.exe /safe
B
Bunster
No, I'm afraid not.
K. Orland said:
K
K. Orland
Are there errors when you try to open it? What's in your event viewer now
for Outlook?
As for disabling your scanner, did you see if there was email scanning
listed in your running services? You will see services when you Manage My
Computer. The name of the service may depend upon what AV application you're
using. Instead of disabling, with some such as Norton, you may have to
completely uninstall and reinstall (omitting the integration with Outlook).
Norton has a tool on their website to assist you in uninstalling the
programme. If the application is uninstalled, there is no email scanning to
disable of course.
Do you have Windows desktop search installed?
for Outlook?
As for disabling your scanner, did you see if there was email scanning
listed in your running services? You will see services when you Manage My
Computer. The name of the service may depend upon what AV application you're
using. Instead of disabling, with some such as Norton, you may have to
completely uninstall and reinstall (omitting the integration with Outlook).
Norton has a tool on their website to assist you in uninstalling the
programme. If the application is uninstalled, there is no email scanning to
disable of course.
Do you have Windows desktop search installed?
B
Bunster
The same error that I have had all along - it says outlook cannot initialize
and lists error 0x80000003.
I get this from the event viewer:
System
- Provider
[ Name] Microsoft Office 12 Sessions
- EventID 7003
[ Qualifiers] 0
Level 3
Task 0
Keywords 0x80000000000000
- TimeCreated
[ SystemTime] 2009-07-06T14:29:45.000Z
EventRecordID 806
Channel OSession
Computer Sophus
Security
- EventData
6
Microsoft Office Outlook
12.0.6504.5000
12.0.6425.1000
One of the first things I did was uninstall Norton completely, using their
removal tool (twice), but it changed nothing. It does sound like an error
caused by Norton, but in this case I can't see how it can be when the program
still doesn't work after Norton has been removed. Something similar has
happened with Paint Shop Pro, but it was up and running again the second
Norton was off the computer - and I have installed a fix so it is now working
together with Norton.
and lists error 0x80000003.
I get this from the event viewer:
System
- Provider
[ Name] Microsoft Office 12 Sessions
- EventID 7003
[ Qualifiers] 0
Level 3
Task 0
Keywords 0x80000000000000
- TimeCreated
[ SystemTime] 2009-07-06T14:29:45.000Z
EventRecordID 806
Channel OSession
Computer Sophus
Security
- EventData
6
Microsoft Office Outlook
12.0.6504.5000
12.0.6425.1000
One of the first things I did was uninstall Norton completely, using their
removal tool (twice), but it changed nothing. It does sound like an error
caused by Norton, but in this case I can't see how it can be when the program
still doesn't work after Norton has been removed. Something similar has
happened with Paint Shop Pro, but it was up and running again the second
Norton was off the computer - and I have installed a fix so it is now working
together with Norton.
B
Bunster
Oh, forgot to reply to Windows desktop search - what does it do? I have a
Danish OS so the names are different. The only search function I know of is
the one in the Start button.
Danish OS so the names are different. The only search function I know of is
the one in the Start button.
K
K. Orland
Application: Microsoft Office Outlook - From a newsgroup post: "Outlook 2007
froze whenever I had to reply to a Calendar reminder. I have tried repairing
Outlook 2007, but that has apparently not helped. I had the Exchange 2003
System Manager installed on my computer along with Outlook 2007 and Windows
Desktop Search (WDS) 3.01. I was told to run the fixmapi.exe program to try
to fix the problem that I was having. This did not fix my problem. However,
it did make me think about whether or not there might be a bigger problem
with System Manager. I had already uninstalled WDS and hence Outlook was
working fine. Then I decided to uninstall System Manager, reinstall WDS, and
everything worked great".
Do you have Windows Desktop Search installed?
froze whenever I had to reply to a Calendar reminder. I have tried repairing
Outlook 2007, but that has apparently not helped. I had the Exchange 2003
System Manager installed on my computer along with Outlook 2007 and Windows
Desktop Search (WDS) 3.01. I was told to run the fixmapi.exe program to try
to fix the problem that I was having. This did not fix my problem. However,
it did make me think about whether or not there might be a bigger problem
with System Manager. I had already uninstalled WDS and hence Outlook was
working fine. Then I decided to uninstall System Manager, reinstall WDS, and
everything worked great".
Do you have Windows Desktop Search installed?
Bunster said:The same error that I have had all along - it says outlook cannot initialize
and lists error 0x80000003.
I get this from the event viewer:
System
- Provider
[ Name] Microsoft Office 12 Sessions
- EventID 7003
[ Qualifiers] 0
Level 3
Task 0
Keywords 0x80000000000000
- TimeCreated
[ SystemTime] 2009-07-06T14:29:45.000Z
EventRecordID 806
Channel OSession
Computer Sophus
Security
- EventData
6
Microsoft Office Outlook
12.0.6504.5000
12.0.6425.1000
One of the first things I did was uninstall Norton completely, using their
removal tool (twice), but it changed nothing. It does sound like an error
caused by Norton, but in this case I can't see how it can be when the program
still doesn't work after Norton has been removed. Something similar has
happened with Paint Shop Pro, but it was up and running again the second
Norton was off the computer - and I have installed a fix so it is now working
together with Norton.
K. Orland said:Are there errors when you try to open it? What's in your event viewer now
for Outlook?
As for disabling your scanner, did you see if there was email scanning
listed in your running services? You will see services when you Manage My
Computer. The name of the service may depend upon what AV application you're
using. Instead of disabling, with some such as Norton, you may have to
completely uninstall and reinstall (omitting the integration with Outlook).
Norton has a tool on their website to assist you in uninstalling the
programme. If the application is uninstalled, there is no email scanning to
disable of course.
Do you have Windows desktop search installed?
It
was removing
the spend
a you
can be
able have
to ended
with is 34
and it.
in
the I
can't find
it? and
the that
the although
I still
same shuts
down the
error cd,
but it
B
Bunster
Ah, thanks - according to this link it is an integral part of Vista, so I
must have it:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/desktopsearch/getitnow.mspx
must have it:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/desktopsearch/getitnow.mspx
B
Bunster
But what can I do about it? I have looked for ways to disable it, but that
does not seem to be an option. My Vista is OEM, so I do not have a Vista CD
to reinstall any features I remove - if I find out how to remove them, that
is.
does not seem to be an option. My Vista is OEM, so I do not have a Vista CD
to reinstall any features I remove - if I find out how to remove them, that
is.
B
Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
Ask your vendor how to add Vista-native items to your PC.
M
Magie
Bunster said: