JParra72
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Outlook 2003 Does Not Uninstall
Hello,
I am trying to uninstall Outlook 2003 from an XP machine which is part of an SBS 2003 domain. I am trying to unistall it from the Add and Remove Programs section in the Control Panel. I select Outlook, then the option to Change, then Uninstall.
I goes thru its process and it takes Outlook out of the list of installed programs.
I then reboot the PC. When I log back in to the PC, Outlook appears in Add and Remove Programs list and there is an icon for it in the windows start menu. If I click on the icon, it sets up Outlook again.
This is very frustrating
I am trying to uninstall Outlook 2003 from an XP machine which is part of an SBS 2003 domain. I am trying to unistall it from the Add and Remove Programs section in the Control Panel. I select Outlook, then the option to Change, then Uninstall.
I goes thru its process and it takes Outlook out of the list of installed programs.
I then reboot the PC. When I log back in to the PC, Outlook appears in Add and Remove Programs list and there is an icon for it in the windows start menu. If I click on the icon, it sets up Outlook again.
This is very frustrating
Delete the inside OUTLOOK folder various profiles .
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-blahbl ahblah\SOF TWARE\MICR OSOFT\WIND OWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\Windows messaging subsystem\Profiles
For more info refer below link:
http://www.techrepublic.com/forum/questions/101-390543/i-cant-remove-outlook-2003
Before doing please take registry backup.
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-blahbl
For more info refer below link:
http://www.techrepublic.com/forum/questions/101-390543/i-cant-remove-outlook-2003
Before doing please take registry backup.
ASKER
n2fc,
I did as you instructed and it did not work. Outlook 2003 showed up again in Add and Remove Programs list and Start Menu.
I did as you instructed and it did not work. Outlook 2003 showed up again in Add and Remove Programs list and Start Menu.
ASKER
sushil84,
I went to the link you suggested, and found this:
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-blahbl ahblah\SOF TWARE\MICR OSOFT\WIND OWS NT\CURRENTVERSION\Windows messaging subsystem\Profiles
In this folder there is a folder called OUTLOOK and inside it are various profiles saved by the system and not removed by uninstalling OFFICE or using a registry cleaner like Revo
It appears that this problem arises as a result of using IMAP to get to the mail server. Although I don't know what I did to break things, this solution was discovered by one of many people who tried Outlook 2007 and then tried to return to Outlook 2003 and could not. .
There were no profiles listed in this folder. All that was listed in this folder was (Default) no value set. We do not use IMAP.
I went to the link you suggested, and found this:
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-blahbl
In this folder there is a folder called OUTLOOK and inside it are various profiles saved by the system and not removed by uninstalling OFFICE or using a registry cleaner like Revo
It appears that this problem arises as a result of using IMAP to get to the mail server. Although I don't know what I did to break things, this solution was discovered by one of many people who tried Outlook 2007 and then tried to return to Outlook 2003 and could not. .
There were no profiles listed in this folder. All that was listed in this folder was (Default) no value set. We do not use IMAP.
ASKER
I noticed something that may help solve this, in the Add and Remove Programs section, Outlook appears listed with a number 2 within parantheses at the end of its name, as such:
Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 (2)
Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 (2)
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Thanks all for your help anyway!
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I found the answer on my own.
Go to CONTROL PANEL==> MAIL==> DELETE ALL PROFILES
REBOOT
THEN uninstall Outlook & reboot