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November 20th, 2009, 01:52 PM
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Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume keeps popping up
I've solved all the problems now with Outlook 2003 thanks to the people on
this discussion forum. I have just one annoying problem left. Every time I click on a link in an email, a popup appears: Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume The wrong volume is in the drive. Please insert volume Sansa CD into Drive E. I click on cancel and it disappears but still I don't like to see it pop up. What can I do to get rid of it. Two weeks ago I put a Sansa CD in my drive so I could view the user's manual for an MP3 player. That's when the problem started. Is there any hope or will this Sansa thing be around my neck forever? 
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November 20th, 2009, 03:01 PM
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Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume keeps popping up
Don't bother answering this question. I solved the problem by just restarting
my computer. "tommyvin" wrote: I've solved all the problems now with Outlook 2003 thanks to the people on this discussion forum. I have just one annoying problem left. Every time I click on a link in an email, a popup appears: Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume The wrong volume is in the drive. Please insert volume Sansa CD into Drive E. I click on cancel and it disappears but still I don't like to see it pop up. What can I do to get rid of it. Two weeks ago I put a Sansa CD in my drive so I could view the user's manual for an MP3 player. That's when the problem started. Is there any hope or will this Sansa thing be around my neck forever?
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November 20th, 2009, 03:16 PM
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Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume keeps popping up
It's the wrong newsgroup, anyway ;-) Outlook and Outlook Express are two
different programs. "tommyvin" wrote in message ... : Don't bother answering this question. I solved the problem by just restarting : my computer. : : "tommyvin" wrote: : : I've solved all the problems now with Outlook 2003 thanks to the people on : this discussion forum. I have just one annoying problem left. : : Every time I click on a link in an email, a popup appears: : : Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume : The wrong volume is in the drive. : Please insert volume Sansa CD into Drive E. : : I click on cancel and it disappears but still I don't like to see it pop up. : What can I do to get rid of it. Two weeks ago I put a Sansa CD in my drive so : I could view the user's manual for an MP3 player. That's when the problem : started. : : Is there any hope or will this Sansa thing be around my neck forever? : : :
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November 21st, 2009, 01:45 AM
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Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume keeps popping up
Outlook-specific newsgroups include:
microsoft.public.outlook.general microsoft.public.outlook.bcm microsoft.public.outlook.bcm.developers microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring microsoft.public.outlook.contacts microsoft.public.outlook.fax microsoft.public.outlook.installation microsoft.public.outlook.interop microsoft.public.outlook.printing microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba microsoft.public.outlook.teamfolders microsoft.public.outlook.thirdpartyutil tommyvin wrote: I've solved all the problems now with Outlook 2003 thanks to the people on this discussion forum. I have just one annoying problem left. Every time I click on a link in an email, a popup appears: Outlook.EXE - Wrong Volume The wrong volume is in the drive. Please insert volume Sansa CD into Drive E. I click on cancel and it disappears but still I don't like to see it pop up. What can I do to get rid of it. Two weeks ago I put a Sansa CD in my drive so I could view the user's manual for an MP3 player. That's when the problem started. Is there any hope or will this Sansa thing be around my neck forever?
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