Please HELP - PSKALLOC.DLL Was not found

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Frusting item on my Outlook 2000, Outlook keeps failing on my after I
open it.
I am getting a window when I select Outlook 2000 which says
"This Application has failed to start because PSKALLOC.DLL
was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem".

So I uninstalled and re-installed Outlook 2000 from the original CD,
then updated all of the security fixes and patches and it still gives
me that error.

Can anyone help me with this ?? :oops:

Thanks,

Jon
 
That does not sound like an Outlook file. Do you have any add-ins
installed?

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After furious head scratching, jolo asked:

| Frusting item on my Outlook 2000, Outlook keeps failing on my after I
| open it.
| I am getting a window when I select Outlook 2000 which says
| "This Application has failed to start because PSKALLOC.DLL
| was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this
| problem".
|
| So I uninstalled and re-installed Outlook 2000 from the original CD,
| then updated all of the security fixes and patches and it still gives
| me that error.
|
| Can anyone help me with this ?? :oops:
|
| Thanks,
|
| Jon
 
Add-ins ???

Is there a folder where the add-ins would reside?
I am using a product the sync's Outlook with my PDA, but I do not know
if that is an add-in?

Please let me know how I can check out any add-ins I might have.

Thanks,

Jon
 
jolo said:
Add-ins ???

Is there a folder where the add-ins would reside?
Click to expand...

Yes, but check in Outlook with Tools>Options>Other>Advanced Options and look
in both Add-in Manager and COM Add-ins. If you see that DLL, uncheck the
box next to it.
I am using a product the sync's Outlook with my PDA, but I do not know
if that is an add-in?
Click to expand...

A sync tool is usually not an add-in, but it may install one.
 
Outlook closes immediately, so I would need to know where the add-ins
reside.

I believe I have found them to be from Panda.

I mistakingly downloaded a demo from Panda for their anti-virus-home
package and it has been about a month of finding their garbage all over
the place since I uninstalled their demo.

All over the registry and Windows. It has been a nightmere.
 
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