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rudyk2evy
Thanks for your interest...
I emptied out the Owner/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Outlook and the
Owner/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft/Outlook folders leaving only the active
Outlook.pst file in the Owner... folder to generate a new profile. Several
new files were generated automatically but the problem remained. I suppose
that could mean that the .pst file is corrupted.
Addins are sparse. The only active one is Microsoft Outlook Mobile Service
and this cannot be turned off ("The connected state of office add-ins
registered in HKLM cannot be changed") Ditto for inactive addin Microsoft
VBA for Outlook.
The behavior is as if Outlook fails to shut down a process when the program
is closed and the process is unable to continue and generates the error
window.
I'm going to back up my files and download free pst repair software for a
last shot.
Again, thanks.
Rudy
I emptied out the Owner/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Outlook and the
Owner/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft/Outlook folders leaving only the active
Outlook.pst file in the Owner... folder to generate a new profile. Several
new files were generated automatically but the problem remained. I suppose
that could mean that the .pst file is corrupted.
Addins are sparse. The only active one is Microsoft Outlook Mobile Service
and this cannot be turned off ("The connected state of office add-ins
registered in HKLM cannot be changed") Ditto for inactive addin Microsoft
VBA for Outlook.
The behavior is as if Outlook fails to shut down a process when the program
is closed and the process is unable to continue and generates the error
window.
I'm going to back up my files and download free pst repair software for a
last shot.
Again, thanks.
Rudy
Diane Poremsky said:It tells me that either you have an addin causing problems (Tools, Trust
Center, Addins) or the profile is corrupt. I'd start by disabling all the
addins and see if it works correctly.
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rudyk2evy said:Same problem using Outlook7 and new install of Vista SP1
Problem is not evident when Outlook is run in Safe Mode. Also I noticed
that the problem was not evident on first use of Outlook after booting
back
into normal mode. What does this tell you Brian?