Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in "RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer failed + 0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in "Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis

exactly the same thing happened to me, load up office's langage setting
tools, change ur default lang to english and see. it worked for me.

"Francis" wrote:

Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in "RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer failed + 0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in "Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis

On Mar 23, 3:06 pm, Morphing faces
wrote:
exactly the same thing happened to me, load up office's langage setting
tools, change ur default lang to english and see. it worked for me.



"Francis" wrote:
Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in "RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer failed + 0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in "Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Finally I have a solution!

1. Make a new Word Document
2. Save it
3. Send the document as attachment from within Word by email to any
address.
4. Close Word
5. Open Outlook
6. Enjoy!


I think it may help a lot of people...


Saleh
www.velocidadip.com/english.html

Thank you!! Had the same problem with Outlook '03 after uninstalling the '07
beta, but it worked fine!

" wrote:

On Mar 23, 3:06 pm, Morphing faces
wrote:
exactly the same thing happened to me, load up office's langage setting
tools, change ur default lang to english and see. it worked for me.



"Francis" wrote:
Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in "RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer failed + 0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in "Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Finally I have a solution!

1. Make a new Word Document
2. Save it
3. Send the document as attachment from within Word by email to any
address.
4. Close Word
5. Open Outlook
6. Enjoy!


I think it may help a lot of people...


Saleh
www.velocidadip.com/english.html

Actually, it didn't work as well as I hoped. After I reboot my PC, the
problem is still there! Anyone know of a permanent fix?

"Toby" wrote:

Thank you!! Had the same problem with Outlook '03 after uninstalling the '07
beta, but it worked fine!

" wrote:

On Mar 23, 3:06 pm, Morphing faces
wrote:
exactly the same thing happened to me, load up office's langage setting
tools, change ur default lang to english and see. it worked for me.



"Francis" wrote:
Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in "RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer failed + 0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in "Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Finally I have a solution!

1. Make a new Word Document
2. Save it
3. Send the document as attachment from within Word by email to any
address.
4. Close Word
5. Open Outlook
6. Enjoy!


I think it may help a lot of people...


Saleh
www.velocidadip.com/english.html

I've had same exact problem. & I tried EVERYTHING mentioned in this group.
So I just paid $49 to Microsoft support to get this solved .. Knowledge base
article: Article ID : 302003 was no help since all my computers are on my
network and the second option was greek to me. Will let you know what I
find out.


"Toby" wrote in message
...
Thank you!! Had the same problem with Outlook '03 after uninstalling the
'07
beta, but it worked fine!

" wrote:

On Mar 23, 3:06 pm, Morphing faces
wrote:
exactly the same thing happened to me, load up office's langage setting
tools, change ur default lang to english and see. it worked for me.



"Francis" wrote:
Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and
encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting
Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in
"RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer
failed + 0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right
click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe
Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in
"Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you
very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Finally I have a solution!

1. Make a new Word Document
2. Save it
3. Send the document as attachment from within Word by email to any
address.
4. Close Word
5. Open Outlook
6. Enjoy!


I think it may help a lot of people...


Saleh
www.velocidadip.com/english.html

Anyone come up with a solution to this problem yet?


On Apr 7, 1:02 pm, "Faith Mitchell" wrote:
I've had same exact problem. & I tried EVERYTHING mentioned in this group.
So I just paid $49 to Microsoft support to get this solved .. Knowledge base
article: Article ID : 302003 was no help since all my computers are on my
network and the second option was greek to me. Will let you know what I
find out.

"Toby" wrote in message

...



Thank you!! Had the same problem with Outlook '03 after uninstalling the
'07
beta, but it worked fine!

" wrote:

On Mar 23, 3:06 pm, Morphing faces
wrote:
exactly the same thing happened to me, load up office's langage setting
tools, change ur default lang to english and see. it worked for me.

"Francis" wrote:
Hello All,

I have an office 2007 suite running on Vista Home Premium and
encountered problem with Outlook 2007 as follows:-
When I tried opening Outlook, an error message requesting
Vbscript.dll registration appears. And when I ran the command in
"RUN", I got a further error message : called DllRegisterServer
failed +0x80004005.

I have tried the following solutions but still cannot open Outlook:-

Solution A: registering Vbscript.dll by searching for [cmd], right
click on it to "run as administrator", type "Regsvr32.exe
Vbscript.dll" in the black screen, close [cmd] and run Outlook

Solution B : create a new mail profile by adding a new profile in
"Mail Setup" found in "Control Panel" / "User Account"

Solution C : create a new "User Account" as administrator

Solution D : create a new "User Account" as a user.

Can anyone kindly shed some light on what else can I try? Thank you
very much in advance.

Warm Regards,
Francis- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Finally I have a solution!

1. Make a new Word Document
2. Save it
3. Send the document as attachment from within Word by email to any
address.
4. Close Word
5. Open Outlook
6. Enjoy!

I think it may help a lot of people...

Saleh
www.velocidadip.com/english.html- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -