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Martin Ibbotson
I am running Outlook 2000 under Windows XP Home on a laptop and have
been doing so for 18 months.
I have recently been getting the following problem:
1. When Windows has finished loading, I load Outlook without any
problems - loads without problems, including personal toolbars.
2. When I close Outlook - no problems either
3. If I open Outlook again, I get an error message saying "Improper
Installation", but it loads OK except that it looses my personal
toolbars. When I try to view an e-mail through preview pane, it just
appears grey.
4. When I close Outlook, it closes with an error message "R6025 Pure
Virtual Function Call"
If I restart Windows, we go back to step 1....
Now, I know that I have no installed and software since this problem
started, I can assure you that it is not a virus (Norton 2004 seems to
always advise if there is any signs of a virus). The only thing I can
think of that has happened in the last few weeks is that I have updated
Windows XP updates.
1. If anyone if familiar with this problem, do you know which update
causes it?
or,
2. I've been reluctant to attempt a re-installation a) because I'm not
sure that this problem won't affect a re-installation process and b)
potential of losing all my existing e-mails. Any advice on this option?
Many thanks for any help.....
Martin
been doing so for 18 months.
I have recently been getting the following problem:
1. When Windows has finished loading, I load Outlook without any
problems - loads without problems, including personal toolbars.
2. When I close Outlook - no problems either
3. If I open Outlook again, I get an error message saying "Improper
Installation", but it loads OK except that it looses my personal
toolbars. When I try to view an e-mail through preview pane, it just
appears grey.
4. When I close Outlook, it closes with an error message "R6025 Pure
Virtual Function Call"
If I restart Windows, we go back to step 1....
Now, I know that I have no installed and software since this problem
started, I can assure you that it is not a virus (Norton 2004 seems to
always advise if there is any signs of a virus). The only thing I can
think of that has happened in the last few weeks is that I have updated
Windows XP updates.
1. If anyone if familiar with this problem, do you know which update
causes it?
or,
2. I've been reluctant to attempt a re-installation a) because I'm not
sure that this problem won't affect a re-installation process and b)
potential of losing all my existing e-mails. Any advice on this option?
Many thanks for any help.....
Martin