mitchgo Posted December 22, 2006 Posted December 22, 2006 I'm having a weird problem with Outlook 2002 i was wonderingif any of you have any advice for. (I'm talking Outlook, not Outlook Express.)For four years i ran this program on a Dell with no issues. recentlywe bought an HP laptop Pavillion and installed Office 02. No problemsfor the first month.After a reboot one day i opened Outlook. it seemed to not be sendingor receiving. I hit "send receive" button and got "OPERATION FAILED!"pop up error. I hit "new message" button and got "NOT IMPLEMENTED!"error pop up. Trying to access user accounts etc all got the NOT IMPLEMENTEDerror.I still have my Office 02 discs, so i popped in disc one. I didn't wanna reinstallso i just hit the "repair" feature. It went through, seemed to repair a few things,I reopened Outlook...it was fine.Except NOW...every third or fourth reboot the same thing occurs. I get the OPERATIONFAILED pop up and i have to run the repair feature from the install disc. It worksevery time, but somehow some settings keep getting wiped out.Any idea how to fix this? I could download the Service Pak for office 02 butthis issue isn't listed as one of the fixes. I could try "reinstall" for all of Office02 but am concerned it will wipe out all my account settings (i have them documentedbut I worry about my earthlink settings...they seem fussy!).Anyone have any ideas? i have a workaround (the repair disc) but franklythis issue is driving me crazy.Thanks!MG
vcpass Posted December 22, 2006 Posted December 22, 2006 Strange, this...I had exactly the same problem a few weeks ago - Outlook '02, XP.When I checked (Ctrl-Alt-Del, Processes) I saw that outlook.exe was featured twice, although not with the same number Mem Usage column.Switched tabs to Applications, and there was only 1 mention.Re-booted, and (on purpose) started Outlook, clicked Send/Receive - and got your error messages.Checked the above again - 2 exe's running.Before the next re-boot I disabled the send/receive settings (mine checks every 10 minutes or something) and then checked again....all OK this time - just the one process.Conclusion was that for some reason best known to itself, the start-up process had tripped in twice, but if you then "interrupted" it by trying a send/receive, it fell over.....Hopefully some help .....and Merry Christmas to you either way!
mitchgo Posted December 23, 2006 Author Posted December 23, 2006 Before the next re-boot I disabled the send/receive settings (mine checks every 10 minutes or something) and then checked again....all OK this time - just the one process.Conclusion was that for some reason best known to itself, the start-up process had tripped in twice, but if you then "interrupted" it by trying a send/receive, it fell over.....Hopefully some help .....and Merry Christmas to you either way!Thanks...now lemme see if i follow what you recommended.Before next reboot, disable the send/receive function (i assume both the auto schedule and the "send immediately when connected" option...THEN reboot...THEN open outlook and re-enable the send/receive feature.Do I have that sequence right?MG
vcpass Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 Yup - correct.What it doesn't explain, of course, is why there were "2 Outlooks" running in the first place, if you see what I mean....Have you checked by A-C-D'ing?Fingers crossed for you, but it certainly solved the problem on mine.Good luck!
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