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Chris LeFebvre
A friend of mine is having a somewhat serious problem with Outlook and
so far I've been unable to fix it. One day it was working fine then when
she went to start Outlook it reported that it had crashed, the exception
code appears to be 0xc0000005 which I've Googled. In most cases people
have reported this problem being caused by a corrupt profile or a
damaged office installation.
Before trying anything else, I ran a chkdsk with both "automatically fix
file system errors" and "scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors"
just in case this was some disk related problem. As far as I can tell
there were no problems found and the disk was reported clean.
I first tried deleting the profile and creating a new profile but the
same thing happened. I then uninstalled Office 2003 and did a complete
reinstall and after setting up the account again the exact same error
occurred.
Outlook will start in safe mode but I can't get it to start normally.
Can anyone offer some idea's on how to deal with this problem?
Thanks,
- Chris
so far I've been unable to fix it. One day it was working fine then when
she went to start Outlook it reported that it had crashed, the exception
code appears to be 0xc0000005 which I've Googled. In most cases people
have reported this problem being caused by a corrupt profile or a
damaged office installation.
Before trying anything else, I ran a chkdsk with both "automatically fix
file system errors" and "scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors"
just in case this was some disk related problem. As far as I can tell
there were no problems found and the disk was reported clean.
I first tried deleting the profile and creating a new profile but the
same thing happened. I then uninstalled Office 2003 and did a complete
reinstall and after setting up the account again the exact same error
occurred.
Outlook will start in safe mode but I can't get it to start normally.
Can anyone offer some idea's on how to deal with this problem?
Thanks,
- Chris