Windows 7 - Outlook stops working on first start

D

Duffer

Just done a clean install of win 7 and put office 2007 on it.

All the updates are applied.

most mornings on first start outlook gives a 'stopped working' message and
closes down. When I start it again everything seems fine and it is stable
for the day.

I have ran office diagnostics and it reports no problems.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Jon



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N

neo

Do you see the same issue when starting Outlook in safe mode?

Other than that, the primary reason Outlook becomes unstable is do to third
party applications and addins.
 
D

Duffer

neo said:
Do you see the same issue when starting Outlook in safe mode?

Other than that, the primary reason Outlook becomes unstable is do to
third party applications and addins.
Thanks, I'll get rid of those I don't need and see if it improves. Just
tried to remove a contribute and PDF addin though and it tells me I can't as
it is used by all users and I must remove it when logged in as admin. I am
logged in as admin!

How do i get round that one?

Jon



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D

Duffer

Duffer said:
Thanks, I'll get rid of those I don't need and see if it improves. Just
tried to remove a contribute and PDF addin though and it tells me I can't
as it is used by all users and I must remove it when logged in as admin. I
am logged in as admin!

How do i get round that one?

Jon
sorry, just found answer - hold ctrl and shift whilst starting outlook.

Jon



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N

neo

When it doubt. Turn off UAC to do your install/uninstall and then turn it
back when done.
 

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