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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Installation and Configuration / April 2006outlook won't run when reinstalled on a new computer
I tried to install Outlook 2002 on a new computer where Outlook 2003 unwittingly already was and both seem to have been corrupted. I need 2002 to sync with my PDA so I uninstalled the 2003 and attempted to reinstall the 2002 and it tells me that it is unable to display the selected folder or item or that it's unable to open my default email folders. It then asks me if I'd like to open my default file system instead and when I say yes, it tells me there is a runtime error and must close down and if I say no to the file system question, it just shuts out of the program entirely. I have tried to delete my email profiles and recreate them, but that helps not at all. what now? I installed Outlook 2002, which is a necessary part of the synchronization with my PDA. I have the same problem in that it tells me that it is unable to open your default email folders. Could not open them. try again. It then also asks me if I want to open my default file system folder. If I click yes, it opens Outlook with 'My Computer'. If I click no, the program closes entirely. > I tried to install Outlook 2002 on a new computer where Outlook 2003 > unwittingly already was and both seem to have been corrupted. I need 2002 to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > delete my email profiles and recreate them, but that helps not at all. what > now? I have the same problem after installing SP3 with Outlook 2002 previously installed. Sorry but I also need answers. > I installed Outlook 2002, which is a necessary part of the synchronization > with my PDA. I have the same problem in that it tells me that it is unable [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > delete my email profiles and recreate them, but that helps not at all. what > > now? I have the same problem after installing service pack 3. Can anyone help us? > I installed Outlook 2002, which is a necessary part of the synchronization > with my PDA. I have the same problem in that it tells me that it is unable [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > delete my email profiles and recreate them, but that helps not at all. what > > now? I can not even open Outlook. When I do it gives a message: An OLE registration error occurred. The program is not correctly installed. Run Setup again for the program. Then when I click on the OK button it closes down. Is there another program I could use with my PDA for my contact? I never had this much trouble with my old PDA with Palm OS. > I tried to install Outlook 2002 on a new computer where Outlook 2003 > unwittingly already was and both seem to have been corrupted. I need 2002 to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > delete my email profiles and recreate them, but that helps not at all. what > now? > I can not even open Outlook. When I do it gives a message: An OLE > registration error occurred. The program is not correctly installed. > Run Setup again for the program. Start>Run. Enter regsvr32.exe ole32.dll click OK.  SignatureBrian Tillman I am having the same problem. Have you gotten any responses or figured out how to fix this? > I tried to install Outlook 2002 on a new computer where Outlook 2003 > unwittingly already was and both seem to have been corrupted. I need 2002 to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > delete my email profiles and recreate them, but that helps not at all. what > now? > I tried to install Outlook 2002 on a new computer where Outlook 2003 > unwittingly already was and both seem to have been corrupted. I need > 2002 to sync with my PDA Why? Your PDA should sync with Outlook 2003 as easily as with Outlook 2002. > so I uninstalled the 2003 and attempted to > reinstall the 2002 and it tells me that it is unable to display the > selected folder or item or that it's unable to open my default email > folders. Your mail profile isn't looking in the correct place. Fix it in Control Panel's Mail applet. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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