System Restore / Outlook

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sergio31lon

I'm not sure if I've come into the right sub category ... Hopefully yes !

Two days ago, I began having problems with 1. Excel 2. Outlook
I have a feeling both are connected.

When I try and open Excel, I receive the following response :
Please wait while Windows configures Microsoft Office XP Professional with
Front Page.
Followed by : The feature you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other
removable disk that is not available.
This again is followed by Error 1706.

I don't have the discs.

Subsequently, when I go into Outlook and compose email, I click on one of my
accounts to send the email. Where I would normally see a list of my
accounts,
the response I receive is :
Microsoft Word : Unable to complete the operation. A fatal error has
occured.

I realised that something has changed, perhaps without my knowledge.

I tried to restore my settings for the previous day.

1. The Help function is disabled.
2. When I try to do this via System Accesories, The egg timer momentarily
appears then disappears without the application opening.
3. I have also checked System in the Control Panel and under System Restore,
the Turn off system restore box is unchecked. Under status is states :
Monitoring - That's it
4. On boot up, there are no dates stored so there isn't anything to scroll
down to

I'm just so stuck. I have so much information stored on Excel and of course,
Outlook is a problem.

Any ideas?

Thanks
 
How come you don't have the disks? If it came with your system contact your
OEM supplier for replacement disks. It asks for the disks because the
installer has found a corruption in your installation and tries to fix it.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-FREE tool; QuickMail. Create new Outlook items anywhere from within Windows
-Properly back-up and restore your Outlook data
 

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