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The MAPI Spooler has shut down unexpectedly.
Hi,
This morning I opened my Outlook 2010 on window xp sp3 on an exchange 2010 box, didn't reboot last night, and all of a sudden I'm getting:
"The MAPI Spooler has shut down unexpectedly. Close all mail-enabled applications before attempting to log on again."
The only thing I can find after extensive searching is for old stuff using OL97/2000 etc, and using pst.
I am not using cached mode on exchange and have no pst usage on my account.
I have nothing in my outbox as I've read sometimes that has caused this in the past.
So far, I have had no problems sending or receiving email in my outlook. It looks to only be an annoyance so far and since as far as I know, it's only happening to me, I can deal with it for now. But it could become a major problem if a staff member gets it.
I've run repair on my office 2010, removed my profile and re-added it and nothing seems to make this go away.
I even logged in as administrator on my pc to have a fresh windows profile, added my exchange account to outlook, and it happened again!
I did log in to a remote box I have and the problem didn't occur on the once test I did, so I'm guessing it's something isolated to my computer.
I look forward to any responses since I've found not one person out there that this has happened to on 2010 software.
James
This morning I opened my Outlook 2010 on window xp sp3 on an exchange 2010 box, didn't reboot last night, and all of a sudden I'm getting:
"The MAPI Spooler has shut down unexpectedly. Close all mail-enabled applications before attempting to log on again."
The only thing I can find after extensive searching is for old stuff using OL97/2000 etc, and using pst.
I am not using cached mode on exchange and have no pst usage on my account.
I have nothing in my outbox as I've read sometimes that has caused this in the past.
So far, I have had no problems sending or receiving email in my outlook. It looks to only be an annoyance so far and since as far as I know, it's only happening to me, I can deal with it for now. But it could become a major problem if a staff member gets it.
I've run repair on my office 2010, removed my profile and re-added it and nothing seems to make this go away.
I even logged in as administrator on my pc to have a fresh windows profile, added my exchange account to outlook, and it happened again!
I did log in to a remote box I have and the problem didn't occur on the once test I did, so I'm guessing it's something isolated to my computer.
I look forward to any responses since I've found not one person out there that this has happened to on 2010 software.
James
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Thanks for the points, even though you solved it yourself :-)
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No problem. Your advice was exactly what I eventually figured out on my own.
That /safe switch helped me figure it out and since I didn't mention it, points to you :).
That /safe switch helped me figure it out and since I didn't mention it, points to you :).
ASKER
It's the iTunes connectors add-in's in Outlook 2010.
Once I disabled "iTunes Outlook Addin" and "Outlook Change Notifier" add-ins, the problem went away.
I hate when I get to my wits end, post the question on here, then figure it out anyway. lol