Fixing The Outlook Restart Problem

The Outlook program is widely used around the world as an email management program. Once in a while, you may receive an Outlook bug that can make the program restart even though the email message is harmless and opens without any problems in some other computers.

While the attachment in the email is still downloading, Windows informs the user that the Outlook program has incurred a problem and needs to shutdown. There will also be a check box that gives the user of the program the option to restart the application. If you try restarting the program, the same problem will repeat. This is one of the common Outlook problems and the steps to resolve this issue are explained in this article. You may follow these steps carefully to get rid of the issue.

Instructions

After the Outlook program has restarted, immediately do the following steps before the send/receive process completes. You should take care to do these steps very quickly. If you fail to be quick enough, you may face the error again and will have to start over again.

• Open the Outlook program, go to Mail Setup and locate the Send/Receive button.
• Click on the Send/Receive button to get all the email messages.

You will now get the email messages. The emails that you receive are actually the Subjects of those emails. You can then try to find the particular email message that is causing the issue and then delete it. Most probably, you may have received the message a number of times, but the Outlook program insists on receiving it again.

• Once you have found the email message that is causing the issue, you can delete the message and its all instances. After doing this, you can click on the Send/Receive button again.
• You can return to the setting to what it was before to resume your work with the Outlook program. 

These are the simple steps to get rid of the Outlook program restarting over and over again. By following the above-discussed steps clearly, you will be able to get rid of the Outlook restart issue without encountering any Outlook problems. If you have any doubts in any of the steps that are discussed above, you can contact our technical support team. They will be able to clear all your doubts and will help you to finish the steps successfully without getting any errors.

Fix The Outlook Error Message – “The Requested Operation Failed”

When Microsoft Outlook encounters certain problems, it displays specific error codes that help users troubleshoot and fix the problem effectively. One common error message that users get is “The requested operation failed”.

There can be many possible reasons why you get such an error message. It depends on what you were doing when you received the error message. Listed below are two possible reasons why you receive such an error message. Go through the following instructions that will help you fix Outlook problems associated with such issues.

While Archiving Messages

One occasion where you could have received the error message "The requested operation failed" is when you try to archive messages in Microsoft Outlook. Do you not want to know the reason behind this? If you investigate the problem, you would find that it stems from an HTML message that is being archived and that it has many nested HTML tags.

Installing the hotfix application on the server that hosts your mailbox is a good option to identify and fix this problem. When Outlook comes up with this error message, the hotfix will log the message that is causing the problem in the Application log. Go to this Application log and try to identify the particular problem message.
Next step is to forward the problem message to yourself from Outlook. When you send the message, Microsoft Word will reformat the message and remove the unnecessary HTML tags. Now you can go ahead, delete the message, and continue archiving.

While Running a Synchronization Process to Work Offline

One effective method to fix this problem is to clean up your Outlook folder. When you try to synchronize Outlook to work offline, you might get several error messages beforehand, telling you that Outlook cannot synchronize. If you leave these error messages unattended, eventually you will get the error message, which says, "The requested operation failed".

The occurrence of this problem could be due to reason that the data in your email folders exceeds the amount allotted by your mail administrator. One method to fix this issue is to reduce the amount of storage space your email takes up, thereby reducing the amount of data in your email folders. Another method is to delete old, unnecessary messages, especially those with attachments.

Once you have done this, press the F9 key on your keyboard, to run the synchronization process again. You should now be able to perform the Outlook synchronization successfully.
If you still face some Outlook problems, better contact the Outlook Support team and get advanced assistance.

Fix Printing Errors In Outlook 2002

Microsoft Outlook is one of the popular email clients having a huge customer pool worldwide, which serves the functions of a good personal information manager. It hosts a variety of facilities like calendar, task manager, contact manager, note taking functions, journal and web browser, all of these are very suitable for business and office purposes. The most updated and current versions of this application are now available in Outlook 2013 for Windows and Outlook 2011 for Mac operating system.

Outlook 2002 was released in May 2001, which was incorporated along with Windows XP operating system. The facilities of email printing features available in Outlook 2002 are very useful in storing and keeping personal and business records. However, certain Outlook problems may hinder this function at times and in such a situation, the following Outlook help guidelines will help you.

Tutorial to fix printing errors in Outlook 2002

• First, you need to double click on the My Computer or Computer icon, which is located on the desktop, or Start menu. Then you have to enable the option to show hidden files and folders. If you are using Windows XP, choose Tools from the top tool bar and Folder Options from the popup menu. In Windows Vista, you should select Organize followed by Folder and Search Options. You need to navigate to the View tab, click on the box next to Show All Hidden Files and Folders. Then you have to select OK. 
• Navigate to the drive on which Outlook is installed, which is usually the C:\ drive. In Windows XP, you should double click on Documents and Settings folder. Then again, double click on the folder that corresponds to your user name. Double click on the Application Data folder followed by the Microsoft folder. Then you should double click on the Outlook folder. 
• Windows Vista users should go to the C:\drive and double click the Users folder. You need to double click on the folder name corresponding to the user name that you use to access the PC. Double click on the AppData folder, followed by the Local folder. Then double click on the Microsoft folder and Outlook folder. 
• You have to delete the file labeled OutlPrint in the Outlook folder. 

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