I'm running Vista 32 and Outlook 2007 quits after a few minutes and
restarts. I tried several "fixes" that were not fixes including running the
Office 2007 repair routine. That has not worked. I have been using this
program for well over one year on the same computer. The problem has been
happening for the last two or three weeks. Please help me fix this. Thanks

Is there an error message when it quits? Have you scanned the PST for
errors? Is Outlook fully patched and up-to-date? Have you checked your
Application Event Viewer for Outlook or Office-related errors?

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I'm running Vista 32 and Outlook 2007 quits after a few minutes and
restarts. I tried several "fixes" that were not fixes including running
the
Office 2007 repair routine. That has not worked. I have been using this
program for well over one year on the same computer. The problem has been
happening for the last two or three weeks. Please help me fix this. Thanks

The only error message is "Outlook has stopped working."

All programs on my PC are up-to-date.

I have not scanned the PST for errors because I don't know how nor do I know
what PST is. Guess I need help with that.

The same is true for the Application Event Viewer.

Great info on your PST file he

http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/aboutpst.htm

Including how to repair it.

As for the Application Event Viewer, (not sure what O/S you're using or even
what version of Outlook) right-click My Computer and scroll to Manage. It's
under System Tools.

Please advise your version of Outlook, the type of mail account you have,
and your O/S (operating system).



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The only error message is "Outlook has stopped working."

All programs on my PC are up-to-date.

I have not scanned the PST for errors because I don't know how nor do I
know
what PST is. Guess I need help with that.

The same is true for the Application Event Viewer.

Thanks for your help.

It took a while to the scanpst.exe, but after going to Microsoft I found its
location (searching my hard drive for the file did not reveal the location).

I ran the program and it corrected the errors, so I hope that's it.

Again, it's nice to know there are nice people, like you, who will help
others.

If you found an error, please scan again. When scanpst finds no further
errors, then try using Outlook.

Let me know how it goes.
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Thanks for your help.

It took a while to the scanpst.exe, but after going to Microsoft I found
its
location (searching my hard drive for the file did not reveal the
location).

I ran the program and it corrected the errors, so I hope that's it.

Again, it's nice to know there are nice people, like you, who will help
others.

I thought the problem was licked, but it seems to have a life of its own.

I even run the scanpst.exe before using outlook 2007, but it hasn't helped.

This problem is driving me nuts. I thought it might have something to do
with checking for email every five minutes when online; now I'm not so sure.

My PC is running Vista 32.

If you have any ideas, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks

Now if you are not able to fix the errors using scanpst.exe, then only one option is left. that is going for Outlook recovery tool.
it will shun away all the errors cropping up.,
http://www.outlookrepair.net/

Open Outlook in safe mode:

Start Start Search outlook.exe /safe

Note the space between outlook.exe and /safe

See if Outlook behaves then.

Re scanpst.exe - if you ran it and it found errors to repair, please run it
again. When it finds no further errors on a scan, then it's completely
repaired.



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I thought the problem was licked, but it seems to have a life of its own.

I even run the scanpst.exe before using outlook 2007, but it hasn't
helped.

This problem is driving me nuts. I thought it might have something to do
with checking for email every five minutes when online; now I'm not so
sure.

My PC is running Vista 32.

If you have any ideas, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks