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Outlook Express is a feature of windows xp, if you go to COntrol panel and &nbsp;then go to add remove programs-&gt; you will (using classic view) see a linkk on the left that says to add windows features, there - you can add or remove outlook express. try adding it back in again and see if the issue goes away. It sounds like you have something on the machine that wants to use outlook express. that setting would have to be changed. or reconfigured if you dont want to use express.<br />
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The link above may help.<br />
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L
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Outlook Express is a feature of windows xp, if you go to COntrol panel and  then go to add remove programs-> you will (using classic view) see a linkk on the left that says to add windows features, there - you can add or remove outlook express. try adding it back in again and see if the issue goes away. It sounds like you have something on the machine that wants to use outlook express. that setting would have to be changed. or reconfigured if you dont want to use express.

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic179398.html [http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic179398.html]

The link above may help.

L

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Thanks Louis,<br />
I used the first answer and it worked! 
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Thanks Louis,
I used the first answer and it worked!

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I'm running windows XP and everytime I restart my computer it asks if want to archive Outlook Express. &nbsp;I do not, nor ever have had outlook express on this computer. Any ideas? I do have outlook, and it achives per its set schedule. 
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I'm running windows XP and everytime I restart my computer it asks if want to archive Outlook Express.  I do not, nor ever have had outlook express on this computer. Any ideas? I do have outlook, and it achives per its set schedule. 

Outlook Express Asks to Archive, but I do not have Outlook express installed.

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.