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Thanks for the input demazter. This SBS 2008 server has all critical Windows updates installed. Would not Rollup 9 be installed with these? Do you know how to check if Rollup 9 is already installed?
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Thanks for the input demazter. This SBS 2008 server has all critical Windows updates installed. Would not Rollup 9 be installed with these? Do you know how to check if Rollup 9 is already installed?

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You can check if rollup 9 is installed by going to Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Programs and Features then click show updates.<br />
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If it's installed it will be listed there.
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You can check if rollup 9 is installed by going to Control Panel > Programs and Features then click show updates.

If it's installed it will be listed there.

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Thanks much. No longer have pop up login.
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Thanks much. No longer have pop up login.

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Domain controller is Windows SBS 2008 server with Exchange 2007 pre-installed. Workstations are Outlook 2007.<br />
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User is confronted with repeated login screen when Outlook 2007 is opened. Repeated user/pwd entree does not remove the constant login popup screen. Plus, when clicking on send and receive button in Outlook 2007 it does not update the User email account.<br />
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Any ideas??
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Domain controller is Windows SBS 2008 server with Exchange 2007 pre-installed. Workstations are Outlook 2007.

User is confronted with repeated login screen when Outlook 2007 is opened. Repeated user/pwd entree does not remove the constant login popup screen. Plus, when clicking on send and receive button in Outlook 2007 it does not update the User email account.

Any ideas??

Asking Login when Outlook 2007 connects to Exchange 2007

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

Outlook

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.