he add in avgxch32.dll could not be installed or loaded missing a

[Guest]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...

 

[Guest]

Dear Russ
Thank you for your kind reply! You have eliminated my problem.
Rick Simmons

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Guest]

thank you, Russ. Invaluable help!!!

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Dino]

The Add-In ..\AVG8\avgxch32.dll could not be installed or loaded. etc...

I have just started having the same problem with another user on PC running
XP Home Edition since I upgrade to AVG Free 8.0. I never had this problem
with the previous versions of AVG and have no hassle when logged is as myself
(the installer), the other user is also an Admin user.

Removing AVG from the Outlook Add-In Extension manager obviously fixes the
problem, but also disables AVG from scanning incoming and outgoing messages!

Any suggestion for to get this to work is greatly appreciated.
NB: I've unistalled and reinstalled AVG several times under both Admin
accounts,which never fixed the problem!

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

You don't WANT any AV scanning incoming or outgoing messages. It causes a
myriad of problems, including duplicate messages, messages not sending, etc.
It is a waste of time when you have your AV set for real-time scanning.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Dino wrote:

| The Add-In ..\AVG8\avgxch32.dll could not be installed or loaded.
| etc...
|
| I have just started having the same problem with another user on PC
| running XP Home Edition since I upgrade to AVG Free 8.0. I never had
| this problem with the previous versions of AVG and have no hassle
| when logged is as myself (the installer), the other user is also an
| Admin user.
|
| Removing AVG from the Outlook Add-In Extension manager obviously
| fixes the problem, but also disables AVG from scanning incoming and
| outgoing messages!
|
| Any suggestion for to get this to work is greatly appreciated.
| NB: I've unistalled and reinstalled AVG several times under both Admin
| accounts,which never fixed the problem!
|
| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
|| Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
|| --
|| Russ Valentine
|| [MVP-Outlook]
|| message ||| This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
||| avgxch32.dll
||| could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
||| Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Dino]

Thanks for the reply. I know there are arguments for and against using an AV
programme for scanning incoming and outgong messages (I'm still on the
fence), however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with
Outlook, and, as mentioned previously, when I am logged in and use Outlook, I
have no hassle whatsoever!

I've unchecked AVG in the Outlook extension manager for the other user and
obviously, the error messages do not appear when Outlook starts-up. Under my
user account the Add-in is still active and not giving me any problems (so
far!).

The problem is more an annoyance then any real concern, as this appears to
be a bug introduced in Ver 8.0, although I've read messages of similar eror
messages related to AVG going back to ~2004!

 

[Roady [MVP]]

however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with

Outlook

You might need to rephrase that then to "we had no problems with AVG" ;-)

Thanks for the reply. I know there are arguments for and against using an
AV
programme for scanning incoming and outgong messages (I'm still on the
fence), however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with
Outlook, and, as mentioned previously, when I am logged in and use
Outlook, I
have no hassle whatsoever!

I've unchecked AVG in the Outlook extension manager for the other user and
obviously, the error messages do not appear when Outlook starts-up. Under
my
user account the Add-in is still active and not giving me any problems (so
far!).

The problem is more an annoyance then any real concern, as this appears to
be a bug introduced in Ver 8.0, although I've read messages of similar
eror
messages related to AVG going back to ~2004!

You don't WANT any AV scanning incoming or outgoing messages. It causes
a
myriad of problems, including duplicate messages, messages not sending,
etc.
It is a waste of time when you have your AV set for real-time scanning.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Dino wrote:

| The Add-In ..\AVG8\avgxch32.dll could not be installed or loaded.
| etc...
|
| I have just started having the same problem with another user on PC
| running XP Home Edition since I upgrade to AVG Free 8.0. I never had
| this problem with the previous versions of AVG and have no hassle
| when logged is as myself (the installer), the other user is also an
| Admin user.
|
| Removing AVG from the Outlook Add-In Extension manager obviously
| fixes the problem, but also disables AVG from scanning incoming and
| outgoing messages!
|
| Any suggestion for to get this to work is greatly appreciated.
| NB: I've unistalled and reinstalled AVG several times under both Admin
| accounts,which never fixed the problem!
|
| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
|| Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
|| --
|| Russ Valentine
|| [MVP-Outlook]
|| message ||| This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
||| avgxch32.dll
||| could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
||| Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Dino]

"however, until I upgradeD (that's a "Dee" = past tense) to AVG8 (Free) we
had no problems with Outlook, and, as mentioned previously, when I am logged
in and use Outlook, I have no hassle whatsoever!"

Or I could rephrase to "until I upgrade to Version 8, I had no problems with
AVG or Outlook!"

How does that sound?

however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with
Outlook

You might need to rephrase that then to "we had no problems with AVG" ;-)

Thanks for the reply. I know there are arguments for and against using an
AV
programme for scanning incoming and outgong messages (I'm still on the
fence), however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with
Outlook, and, as mentioned previously, when I am logged in and use
Outlook, I
have no hassle whatsoever!

I've unchecked AVG in the Outlook extension manager for the other user and
obviously, the error messages do not appear when Outlook starts-up. Under
my
user account the Add-in is still active and not giving me any problems (so
far!).

The problem is more an annoyance then any real concern, as this appears to
be a bug introduced in Ver 8.0, although I've read messages of similar
eror
messages related to AVG going back to ~2004!

You don't WANT any AV scanning incoming or outgoing messages. It causes
a
myriad of problems, including duplicate messages, messages not sending,
etc.
It is a waste of time when you have your AV set for real-time scanning.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Dino wrote:

| The Add-In ..\AVG8\avgxch32.dll could not be installed or loaded.
| etc...
|
| I have just started having the same problem with another user on PC
| running XP Home Edition since I upgrade to AVG Free 8.0. I never had
| this problem with the previous versions of AVG and have no hassle
| when logged is as myself (the installer), the other user is also an
| Admin user.
|
| Removing AVG from the Outlook Add-In Extension manager obviously
| fixes the problem, but also disables AVG from scanning incoming and
| outgoing messages!
|
| Any suggestion for to get this to work is greatly appreciated.
| NB: I've unistalled and reinstalled AVG several times under both Admin
| accounts,which never fixed the problem!
|
| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
|| Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
|| --
|| Russ Valentine
|| [MVP-Outlook]
|| message ||| This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
||| avgxch32.dll
||| could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
||| Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Funny that you also grammatically corrected your own quote

"however, until I upgradeD (that's a "Dee" = past tense) to AVG8 (Free) we
had no problems with Outlook, and, as mentioned previously, when I am
logged
in and use Outlook, I have no hassle whatsoever!"

Or I could rephrase to "until I upgrade to Version 8, I had no problems
with
AVG or Outlook!"

How does that sound?

however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with
Outlook

You might need to rephrase that then to "we had no problems with AVG" ;-)

Thanks for the reply. I know there are arguments for and against using
an
AV
programme for scanning incoming and outgong messages (I'm still on the
fence), however, until I upgrade to AVG8 (Free) we had no problems with
Outlook, and, as mentioned previously, when I am logged in and use
Outlook, I
have no hassle whatsoever!

I've unchecked AVG in the Outlook extension manager for the other user
and
obviously, the error messages do not appear when Outlook starts-up.
Under
my
user account the Add-in is still active and not giving me any problems
(so
far!).

The problem is more an annoyance then any real concern, as this appears
to
be a bug introduced in Ver 8.0, although I've read messages of similar
eror
messages related to AVG going back to ~2004!



:

You don't WANT any AV scanning incoming or outgoing messages. It
causes
a
myriad of problems, including duplicate messages, messages not
sending,
etc.
It is a waste of time when you have your AV set for real-time
scanning.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.

How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Dino wrote:

| The Add-In ..\AVG8\avgxch32.dll could not be installed or loaded.
| etc...
|
| I have just started having the same problem with another user on PC
| running XP Home Edition since I upgrade to AVG Free 8.0. I never
had
| this problem with the previous versions of AVG and have no hassle
| when logged is as myself (the installer), the other user is also an
| Admin user.
|
| Removing AVG from the Outlook Add-In Extension manager obviously
| fixes the problem, but also disables AVG from scanning incoming and
| outgoing messages!
|
| Any suggestion for to get this to work is greatly appreciated.
| NB: I've unistalled and reinstalled AVG several times under both
Admin
| accounts,which never fixed the problem!
|
| "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
|| Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
|| --
|| Russ Valentine
|| [MVP-Outlook]
|| message ||| This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
||| avgxch32.dll
||| could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
||| Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[JellyBean]

Thank you so much, this msg has been bugging us for a while now.

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Jerry Clancy]

Russ,

This has also been plaguing me with Outlook 2007 ever since I installed AVG
8.0. This took care of it. Thank you.

The path to the add-ins in 2007 is below:

Tools > Trust Center > Add-ins and select Extensions at the bottom.

Jerry

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.

 

[Andy Burton]

Brilliant, thanks!

Russ,

This has also been plaguing me with Outlook 2007 ever since I installed AVG
8.0. This took care of it. Thank you.

The path to the add-ins in 2007 is below:

Tools > Trust Center > Add-ins and select Extensions at the bottom.

Jerry

Why don't you just remove those extensions from the Add-in Manager?
Tools > Options > Other > Advanced Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

This message pops up when I try to load Outlook 2002. he add in
avgxch32.dll
could not be installed or loaded missing a .dll file.
Would some one kindly advise a resolution? Thank you.