A notice has appeared on my screen and no matter what I try, it will not go
away. MICROSOFT .NET FRAMEWORK ~ An unhandled exception has occured in a
component in your aplication. Click continue and application will ignore
this error and attempt to continue. (I tried that. It does nothing)
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I don't even understand what it's trying to tell me. How on earth do I get
rid of this thing?

Ozark Mama

Did you install something recently that might be erroring out? Is it related
to Outlook in some way, shape or form?


"Ozark Mama" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6BED33E7-9C02-445C-A060-(E-Mail Removed)...
>A notice has appeared on my screen and no matter what I try, it will not go
> away. MICROSOFT .NET FRAMEWORK ~ An unhandled exception has occured in a
> component in your aplication. Click continue and application will ignore
> this error and attempt to continue. (I tried that. It does nothing)
> Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
> I don't even understand what it's trying to tell me. How on earth do I get
> rid of this thing?
>
> Ozark Mama

Vince, I honestly do not know what happened. It may not be connected to
Outlook. It just appears there and wil not go away. I tried playing a DVD
my relative sent wit family photos. It would not play because of some
decoding thing. That is the only unusual thiing that has happened. I am at
a loss. I have tried deleting. Tried turning computer off, but it keeps
returning. Don't mean to sound iignorant or computer illiterate, but I am
just that. Help?
Janet

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

> Did you install something recently that might be erroring out? Is it related
> to Outlook in some way, shape or form?
>
>
> "Ozark Mama" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:6BED33E7-9C02-445C-A060-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >A notice has appeared on my screen and no matter what I try, it will not go
> > away. MICROSOFT .NET FRAMEWORK ~ An unhandled exception has occured in a
> > component in your aplication. Click continue and application will ignore
> > this error and attempt to continue. (I tried that. It does nothing)
> > Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
> > I don't even understand what it's trying to tell me. How on earth do I get
> > rid of this thing?
> >
> > Ozark Mama
>

When does it appear? Is it after any particular action?

"Ozark Mama" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:EADB929E-3491-498C-82C8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Vince, I honestly do not know what happened. It may not be connected to
> Outlook. It just appears there and wil not go away. I tried playing a
> DVD
> my relative sent wit family photos. It would not play because of some
> decoding thing. That is the only unusual thiing that has happened. I am
> at
> a loss. I have tried deleting. Tried turning computer off, but it keeps
> returning. Don't mean to sound iignorant or computer illiterate, but I am
> just that. Help?

I keep answering you on this, but the answers are not appearing. No
particular actions. Its just always there. Is there any way of telling if a
program is running, which one, and how to stop it? I cannot delete/remove
programs now because supposedly a program is running. I'm not running one.
I cannot even install secriity.
This thing has my computer tied up.
Jamet

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

> When does it appear? Is it after any particular action?
>
> "Ozark Mama" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:EADB929E-3491-498C-82C8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Vince, I honestly do not know what happened. It may not be connected to
> > Outlook. It just appears there and wil not go away. I tried playing a
> > DVD
> > my relative sent wit family photos. It would not play because of some
> > decoding thing. That is the only unusual thiing that has happened. I am
> > at
> > a loss. I have tried deleting. Tried turning computer off, but it keeps
> > returning. Don't mean to sound iignorant or computer illiterate, but I am
> > just that. Help?
>

Im having the same problem but its not for outlook or email its for World of
warcraft i to some how got in to it and cant figure out how to get rid of it.

"Ozark Mama" wrote:

> I keep answering you on this, but the answers are not appearing. No
> particular actions. Its just always there. Is there any way of telling if a
> program is running, which one, and how to stop it? I cannot delete/remove
> programs now because supposedly a program is running. I'm not running one.
> I cannot even install secriity.
> This thing has my computer tied up.
> Jamet
>
> "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
>
> > When does it appear? Is it after any particular action?
> >
> > "Ozark Mama" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:EADB929E-3491-498C-82C8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > > Vince, I honestly do not know what happened. It may not be connected to
> > > Outlook. It just appears there and wil not go away. I tried playing a
> > > DVD
> > > my relative sent wit family photos. It would not play because of some
> > > decoding thing. That is the only unusual thiing that has happened. I am
> > > at
> > > a loss. I have tried deleting. Tried turning computer off, but it keeps
> > > returning. Don't mean to sound iignorant or computer illiterate, but I am
> > > just that. Help?
> >