How do I stop Outlook from trying to access my GroupWise mailbox?

I just upgraded from Outlook 2000 to Oulook 2003. Previously all was well ..
I had Oultlook for my home email account and GroupWise for my work email both
running, with no problems. Now, after I upgraded, Outlook keeps trying to
access my GroupWise account. I first clciked cancel, because I did not want
this to happen, but Outlook would then shut down. So, I logged onto
GroupWsie, and Outlook read all that email. It also didn't read my personal
emails/address books. I went into Accounts, deleted the GroupWsie account,
and added my personal account info, which I can now see, but it still keeps
accessing the Groupwsie data upon startup. Is there any way I can disacciate
the 2 programs?

I'd like to know the same thing. I had Groupwise installed in Windows XP,
primarily for use by a different user account. I replaced Outlook Express
with Outlook 2003 and had the problem described below. I don't know what
changed, but it stopped. Now, I just installed an upgrade to the Outlook
Connector to MSN (hotmail) and it's back.

I checked in control panel and Groupwise is not the default mail profile -
Outlook is. What gives?
--
Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL


"Larry D'Ambrosa" <Larry D'Ambrosa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:5B4F61E4-7DC5-4E0F-B02D-F05F4EE48B48@microsoft.com...
>I just upgraded from Outlook 2000 to Oulook 2003. Previously all was well
>..
> I had Oultlook for my home email account and GroupWise for my work email
> both
> running, with no problems. Now, after I upgraded, Outlook keeps trying to
> access my GroupWise account. I first clciked cancel, because I did not
> want
> this to happen, but Outlook would then shut down. So, I logged onto
> GroupWsie, and Outlook read all that email. It also didn't read my
> personal
> emails/address books. I went into Accounts, deleted the GroupWsie account,
> and added my personal account info, which I can now see, but it still
> keeps
> accessing the Groupwsie data upon startup. Is there any way I can
> disacciate
> the 2 programs?

Chris,

I went into the registry and deleted the changed the default value for this
key to nothing:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
Messaging Subsystem\Profiles.

Now, every time I open up either GroupWise, or Outlook, the system asks me
what Profile I want to use. If I set either one to be the default, the other
doesn't work, so this is my best compromise.

Larry

"Chris Cowles" wrote:

> I'd like to know the same thing. I had Groupwise installed in Windows XP,
> primarily for use by a different user account. I replaced Outlook Express
> with Outlook 2003 and had the problem described below. I don't know what
> changed, but it stopped. Now, I just installed an upgrade to the Outlook
> Connector to MSN (hotmail) and it's back.
>
> I checked in control panel and Groupwise is not the default mail profile -
> Outlook is. What gives?
> --
> Chris Cowles
> Gainesville, FL
>
>
> "Larry D'Ambrosa" <Larry D'Ambrosa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:5B4F61E4-7DC5-4E0F-B02D-F05F4EE48B48@microsoft.com...
> >I just upgraded from Outlook 2000 to Oulook 2003. Previously all was well
> >..
> > I had Oultlook for my home email account and GroupWise for my work email
> > both
> > running, with no problems. Now, after I upgraded, Outlook keeps trying to
> > access my GroupWise account. I first clciked cancel, because I did not
> > want
> > this to happen, but Outlook would then shut down. So, I logged onto
> > GroupWsie, and Outlook read all that email. It also didn't read my
> > personal
> > emails/address books. I went into Accounts, deleted the GroupWsie account,
> > and added my personal account info, which I can now see, but it still
> > keeps
> > accessing the Groupwsie data upon startup. Is there any way I can
> > disacciate
> > the 2 programs?
>
>
>