"Can't Open This Item" and other issues

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I have been working this issue of being able to read my email using Outlook
2002. A couple of months ago I had upgraded my Norton Anti-Virus from 2002 to
2005 and deleted Yahoo spy-wear program. Since then, I am unable to read or
send email through my Outlook. I have tried re-loading IE6, but unable to and
I have re-loaded Windows XP SP2 along with XP Office and still no fix. When
using IE, I can point and click, but can not input information and can not
download anything due to a security setting that the error messages refer to.
I have check the security settings and still can not accomplish any task.

Has anyone experienced any similiar problems and if so, what is the fix to
this annoying problem.
 
Chet said:
I have been working this issue of being able to read my email using
Outlook 2002. A couple of months ago I had upgraded my Norton
Anti-Virus from 2002 to 2005 and deleted Yahoo spy-wear program.
Since then, I am unable to read or send email through my Outlook.
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First thing to try is uninstalling NAV to see if that changes anything.
I have tried re-loading IE6, but unable to and I have re-loaded Windows
XP SP2 along with XP Office and still no fix. When using IE, I can
point and click, but can not input information and can not download
anything due to a security setting that the error messages refer to.
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Post the exact text of the error message.
 
Thanks Brian,

I have deleted NAV sveral times as well as loading a different version, and
yet no change. I feel that NAV had something to do with it, but can't figure
it out. I think that in the upgrade of the NAV a driver may have been
inadvertently deleted. When I conducted the deletion of NAV and Yahoo
spy-ware I utilized the Add or Remove program assistance found in the Control
Panel.
 
Chet said:
I have deleted NAV sveral times as well as loading a different
version, and yet no change. I feel that NAV had something to do with
it, but can't figure it out. I think that in the upgrade of the NAV a
driver may have been inadvertently deleted. When I conducted the
deletion of NAV and Yahoo spy-ware I utilized the Add or Remove
program assistance found in the Control Panel.
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Have you used Outlook's Detect and repair on the Help menu?
 
Yes I have, though I don't believe I did during the time that the NAV was
deleted. Maybe I can give that a try.
 
Brian,

I deleted the NAV and initiated the Outlook's Detect and repair, this did
not work. I also request to repair initiation from the XP Professional office
disk, this did not work either.
 
Brian,

I have deleted the NAV off my PC and initiated the Outlook's Detect and
REpair, this did not work. I also initiated the repair option from my XO
Proffesional Office disk, this did not work either.
 
Brian,

I have deleted the NAV off my PC and initiated the Outlook's Detect and
Repair, this did not work. I also initiated the repair option on my XP
Professional office disk, this did not work either.

Do you have any other suggestions or ideas?
 
Chet said:
I have deleted the NAV off my PC and initiated the Outlook's Detect
and Repair, this did not work. I also initiated the repair option on
my XP Professional office disk, this did not work either.
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You still haven't posted the exact text of the error you receive.
 
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