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Old November 16th 06, 11:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
jdinnes_fra
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I get the message "Cannot start Microsoft Office outlook. Unable to open
outlook window. the set of folders could not be opened."

First I restored the system to where I knew it was working. Then repaired
Outlook, then removed Outlook and reinstalled with the original disk and
updated as suggested. Still no start. Anyone got a suggestion.

Jim Innes


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Old November 17th 06, 12:01 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Michael D. Alligood
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Default Unable to open

See if this article applies to your problem.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822503


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"jdinnes_fra" wrote in message
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I get the message "Cannot start Microsoft Office outlook. Unable to open
outlook window. the set of folders could not be opened."

First I restored the system to where I knew it was working. Then repaired
Outlook, then removed Outlook and reinstalled with the original disk and
updated as suggested. Still no start. Anyone got a suggestion.

Jim Innes


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Old November 17th 06, 10:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
steve.netzel
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jdinnes_fra wrote:
I get the message "Cannot start Microsoft Office outlook. Unable to open
outlook window. the set of folders could not be opened."

First I restored the system to where I knew it was working. Then repaired
Outlook, then removed Outlook and reinstalled with the original disk and
updated as suggested. Still no start. Anyone got a suggestion.

Jim Innes


When you reinstalled, your emails were probably still there, correct?
It was probably still using your previous email profile.

You'll have to back up your email if you can't stand to lose it. File
Import, Export... and export everything to a .pst file Then after you
get your email working you can import it back (or just open it as an
archive FileOpenOutlook Data File.

But, to delete your profile and set up Outlook from scratch again, go
to Control Panel Mail Show Profiles, then highlight your profile
(probably called Outlook) then click Remove. You will now have to set
up Outlook all over again with your server info and all. Then, as I
said, you can open up your backup and still have your old email.

 




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