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Thanks, fellas. It was one of the COM add-ins.
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Thanks, fellas. It was one of the COM add-ins.

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Hi,<br />
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I'm receiving this error when I try and use Outlook 2007. I previously had a problem with the msvcr80.dll file which was missing from the system32 folder. I tried to reinstall, repair the outlook. I tried uninstalling Outlook and then reinstalling it. Reboot. Did a scan and repair for bad sectors. Nothing seems to be working.<br />
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I'm using windows vista home premium 32-bit.<br />
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Here are the snapshots of the errors:<br />
<a href="http://tutorialref.com/images/outlook-2007-has-stopped-working.png" rel="ugc">http://tutorialref.com/images/outlook-2007-has-stopped-working.png</a><br />
<a href="http://tutorialref.com/images/outlook-2007-ntdll-error-on-vista.png" rel="ugc">http://tutorialref.com/images/outlook-2007-ntdll-error-on-vista.png</a><br />
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Thanks,<br />
Victor Kimura
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Hi,

I'm receiving this error when I try and use Outlook 2007. I previously had a problem with the msvcr80.dll file which was missing from the system32 folder. I tried to reinstall, repair the outlook. I tried uninstalling Outlook and then reinstalling it. Reboot. Did a scan and repair for bad sectors. Nothing seems to be working.

I'm using windows vista home premium 32-bit.

Here are the snapshots of the errors:
http://tutorialref.com/images/outlook-2007-has-stopped-working.png
http://tutorialref.com/images/outlook-2007-ntdll-error-on-vista.png

Thanks,
Victor Kimura

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