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Each day when I shut down Outlook before logging off, there is a few second
delay and then a popup emerges with the message:
"Microsoft Outlook has stopped working.
A problem has caused the program top stop working correctly. Windows will
close the program and notify you if a solution is available."
As I set about shutting down Oultook in the first place it should have
stopped, but something seems to try to keep it open, or re-open it.
I have turned of the Email Checking by Nortons, and have checked the add-ins
for any third-party items, but all those listed seem normal as installed
automatically by Microsoft:
Add-ins:
Active Application Add-ins
Business Contact Manager
Microsoft Exchange Unified Message
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Colleague Import Add-in
Microsoft Outlook Mobile Service
Microsoft VBA for outlook Add-in
Windows Search Email Indexer
Inactive Application Add-ins
Calendar Gadget for Windows Sideshow
Google Desktop Outlook Toolbar
Disabled Application Add-ins
No Disabled Application Add-ins
The downside is that when I open Outlook the next day I have a 15 minute
wait while it does its internal checks. I have even run the Mailbox repair
utility on the database after it has closed with the error, but the next
startup still comes up with the same message that a File was not closed
properly last time, and Outlook will do a check.
Has anyone, anywhere, got a suggestion? I have posted about some of this
before, but not got anywhere as yet.
delay and then a popup emerges with the message:
"Microsoft Outlook has stopped working.
A problem has caused the program top stop working correctly. Windows will
close the program and notify you if a solution is available."
As I set about shutting down Oultook in the first place it should have
stopped, but something seems to try to keep it open, or re-open it.
I have turned of the Email Checking by Nortons, and have checked the add-ins
for any third-party items, but all those listed seem normal as installed
automatically by Microsoft:
Add-ins:
Active Application Add-ins
Business Contact Manager
Microsoft Exchange Unified Message
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Colleague Import Add-in
Microsoft Outlook Mobile Service
Microsoft VBA for outlook Add-in
Windows Search Email Indexer
Inactive Application Add-ins
Calendar Gadget for Windows Sideshow
Google Desktop Outlook Toolbar
Disabled Application Add-ins
No Disabled Application Add-ins
The downside is that when I open Outlook the next day I have a 15 minute
wait while it does its internal checks. I have even run the Mailbox repair
utility on the database after it has closed with the error, but the next
startup still comes up with the same message that a File was not closed
properly last time, and Outlook will do a check.
Has anyone, anywhere, got a suggestion? I have posted about some of this
before, but not got anywhere as yet.