a fatal error has occured in outlook. the data in your envelope hasbeen lost, but your document is

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brianwatson81

a fatal error has occured in outlook. the data in your envelope has
been lost, but your document is still available.

Ummm WTH?
 
K

K. Orland

What version of Outlook?
What type of email account?
Are there any other error messages and/or numbers?
Are there any Office-related error entries in the Application Event Viewer?
Are you able to send/receive email? Can you open email?
 
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brianwatson81

What version of Outlook?
What type of email account?
Are there any other error messages and/or numbers?
Are there any Office-related error entries in the Application Event Viewer?
Are you able to send/receive email? Can you open email?

Outlook 2002
WinXP
Mdaemon connecter account
This showed up when she clicked the save button in Excel.
Yes she can send receive just fine....
I haven't had a chance to go to her machine and view event viewer.
 
K

K. Orland

Excel? Was this a spreadsheet that arrived in Outlook? What happens if the
user saves the spreadsheet outside of Outlook to work on and save?
 
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brianwatson81

Excel? Was this a spreadsheet that arrived in Outlook? What happens if the
user saves the spreadsheet outside of Outlook to work on and save?

I was just thinking about that, it might have been one she opened and
then tried saving from the temp folder. If not then it is something
weird...........
Might be a ram issue, i think she is running 256mb on a dell sx260.
She said that she has been getting other memory messages. Still
haven't had a chance to go look at it yet.
 
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brianwatson81

If the user gets alot of attachments that she works on, it may be a good idea
to empty out the SecureTemp folder:

http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/securetemp.htm

Ok,
I had a chance to look at her system. She had a few missing software
updates from MS so I got those installed.
Event viewer:
Event Type: Crypt32
Failed auto update retrieval of third party root list cab from:
<http://www.download.windowsupdate.com...............................>
I just think it didnt want to contact our WSUS server :)

Event Type: Application Hang
hanging application outlook.exe......, hang module hungapp,
version..........,hang address........

Event Type: Microsoft Office 10
faulting application outlook.exe, version....., faulting module
ole32.dll, version......., fault address

I recreated her outlook profile and updated the connecter
 

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