Strange behavior

B

BDavis

My Outlook has been doing some stange things as of late.
Namely, it randomly shuts itself down. The program just
vanishes and I have to re-start it. This doesn't seemed
to be linked with any single type of event.

Secondly, I get a lot of system administrater message
saying "Undeliverable" message. This is strange fo a
number of resons: the subject is always somethng
like "Hi" or "Hello there" and the recipient is always
some variation of my own name (BenDavis1709) or something
like that.

I've performed a total system scan using Norton which
turned up nothing so I'm at a loss.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

BDavis said:
My Outlook has been doing some stange things as of late.
Namely, it randomly shuts itself down. The program just
vanishes and I have to re-start it. This doesn't seemed
to be linked with any single type of event.

What version, mode, and SP level of Outlook? (help | about_
Secondly, I get a lot of system administrater message
saying "Undeliverable" message. This is strange fo a
number of resons: the subject is always somethng
like "Hi" or "Hello there" and the recipient is always
some variation of my own name (BenDavis1709) or something
like that.

I've performed a total system scan using Norton which
turned up nothing so I'm at a loss.

Spammers and viruses usually spoof the sender. If your address was spoofed
to send mail, you get the bounce message. Delete it.
 
B

BDavis

I'm using Outlook 2000 SR-1 9.0.0.3821. 40 bits of cipher
strengh. Is that what you're asking for?
 
G

Guest

I seem to have similar problem. Outlook shuts down erratically and
intermittantly. Sometimes after a few seconds; sometimes after 5 or 10
minutes.

Outlook pops a message that says there has been a problem and Outlook needs
to close do you want to send an error report.

I have installed the upates recommended from "we can fix the problem "
messages until I stop getting we can fix the problem message. I have used
detect and repair. Just wonder if anyone has got a suggestion
 

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