Event ID 1000 and 1001 and Outlook locking up
In a new PC (HP with WinXP Pro / SP2) my customer is experiencing frequent hangs in Outlook. The (Application) Event Log shows several Errors with IDs of 1000 and 1001 coming from Outlook. The extra information for these events are:
Application Error (1000): The failing program outlook.exe, version 10.0.2627.1, failing module outllib.dll, version 10.0.2627.1, failing address 0x00012e4a.
Application Error (1001): Error in the memory area 06429333.
There are also a few
Application Hang (1002): Hanging program OUTLOOK.EXE, version 10.0.2627.1, hanging module hungapp, version 0.0.0.0, hang addresse 0x00000000.
It may look like a memory error....? or are there other things to check?
On the PC there is an anti-virus application from Norman installed (haven't seen it causing any problems before). There is also a program called SpamFighter installed. Don't know this one.
Any suggestions?
-Olaf-
Application Error (1000): The failing program outlook.exe, version 10.0.2627.1, failing module outllib.dll, version 10.0.2627.1, failing address 0x00012e4a.
Application Error (1001): Error in the memory area 06429333.
There are also a few
Application Hang (1002): Hanging program OUTLOOK.EXE, version 10.0.2627.1, hanging module hungapp, version 0.0.0.0, hang addresse 0x00000000.
It may look like a memory error....? or are there other things to check?
On the PC there is an anti-virus application from Norman installed (haven't seen it causing any problems before). There is also a program called SpamFighter installed. Don't know this one.
Any suggestions?
-Olaf-
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Sorry for the delay in responding, war1
I told the customer to start by un-installing SpamFighter that they had installed. After this, Outlook started to behave properly. Guess this is what you suggested in #4 above.
I'll save your suggestions for future Outlook issues. Thanks!
-Olaf-
I told the customer to start by un-installing SpamFighter that they had installed. After this, Outlook started to behave properly. Guess this is what you suggested in #4 above.
I'll save your suggestions for future Outlook issues. Thanks!
-Olaf-
Had a similar issue . Could have been related to add ons. I upgraded IE then used control panel > internet options to reset personal settings . All go . Had 2 pc's fixed this way.
The difference with MINE was that IE was giving a 1000 error as well as outlook
The difference with MINE was that IE was giving a 1000 error as well as outlook
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Thanks, war1