It depends a bit on how they disabled it as there are various methods for
it. If they did it via Group Policies, you might find a reference to it
somewhere below the following key in the registry;
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook
To what extend did they cleanup the PC? Is your computer still joined to a
domain or are you know part of a workgroup?
Assuming that you are running Windows XP;
right click on My Computer and choose Properties-> tab Computer Name to find
out. You should be part of a Workgroup. If you have multiple PCs, make sure
they all have the same Workgroup. This will simplify building a home network
as well.
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JasonMac said:
You might have nailed it Robert, I bought my laptop from my old company
that
used a corporate signature. I've send deleted that email account and have
configured Outlook to work with my new email account and company but this
would explain it. I have admin rights on my laptop, can I go into users
and
enable that somehow?
