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Outlook 2007 Troubles

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Hey all, this might be long and kind of confusing, but I'm stumped and need some help. So here goes.

Basically what I need to do is install Outlook 2007 onto the accounting computer. The only problem is that when I install Outlook 2007 and go to open it, it will take all the settings and everything from Outlook 2003 and try to use them. Now this wouldn't be such a huge problem but the thing is the severs that it is trying to access have been dead for a few years now, they're no longer there. Normall this wouldn't be a problem, but for some reason Outlook will not let go of these settings.

The first thing I did was uninstall Outlook 2007 and then uninstall Outlook 2003. Then I went in and deleted all the folders and files left over. I also deleted the data files (*.pst) thinking this would stop it from sucking the settings and data files back into the new install of Outlook 2007. So I reinstalled and it did the same thing, but this time there were errors because the data files weren't there for it to use. I have tried to go in and manually delete these data files with no luck. It still insist on using the same ones.

Basically what I need is a way to do a 100% fresh install of Outlook 2007 without it worrying about what was there before it. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.


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