Outlook 2003 and Vista

I had planned on taking the anti virus out because I have one I use all the
time and I don't need two. Anyway before I uninstalled it I set the options
not to scan email and still got the error, so that's that. Do you think I
should do a system restore and get rid of the register fixer I bought trying
to end this error? I've heard too many bad things about register cleaners. My
poor loaptop is only a week old and I'm doing all these things trying to get
rid of one annoying window. I guess I need to live with it.

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

I did not mean that you should uninstall it and put something else in it's place Judy. I meant to uninstall it and then re-install it without the email scanning option

Your profile is how you set up your personal info for your Outlook.

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"Judy" wrote in message ...
hello Peter...I already uninstalled my Anti Virus and installed my own.
hmmm...new profile...you mean a new email address?

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

Judy

If it is Outlook asking all the time then uninstall your Anti Virus and re-install without the email integration(scanning of emails)
Also set up a new profile in Outlook

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"Judy" wrote in message ...
0X800CCC92 - Constant window asking me for my user name and password. I have
called my internet provider 3 times and have been all over this internet.
Signup for a $50.00 Registry cleaner that din't work and am conversing with a
Tech guy waiting for my $15.00 for an answer he didn't give me yet!!! Any
help would be apreciated...Thank you...Judy

If you have two anti virus applications installed, that will cause no end of
problems.

I note you state that this Laptop is only a week old, if that is the case
you might be better off copying any data to external media, then using the
restore option to reset your laptop to factory defaults.
Then start afresh, this time first asertaing what software is installed on
your Laptop *before* you leap in and start installing applications.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
I had planned on taking the anti virus out because I have one I use all the
time and I don't need two. Anyway before I uninstalled it I set the
options
not to scan email and still got the error, so that's that. Do you think I
should do a system restore and get rid of the register fixer I bought
trying
to end this error? I've heard too many bad things about register cleaners.
My
poor loaptop is only a week old and I'm doing all these things trying to
get
rid of one annoying window. I guess I need to live with it.

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

I did not mean that you should uninstall it and put something else in
it's place Judy. I meant to uninstall it and then re-install it without
the email scanning option

Your profile is how you set up your personal info for your Outlook.

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
hello Peter...I already uninstalled my Anti Virus and installed my own.
hmmm...new profile...you mean a new email address?

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

Judy

If it is Outlook asking all the time then uninstall your Anti Virus
and re-install without the email integration(scanning of emails)
Also set up a new profile in Outlook

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
0X800CCC92 - Constant window asking me for my user name and
password. I have
called my internet provider 3 times and have been all over this
internet.
Signup for a $50.00 Registry cleaner that din't work and am
conversing with a
Tech guy waiting for my $15.00 for an answer he didn't give me
yet!!! Any
help would be apreciated...Thank you...Judy

I'm going to do what you just said and agree to take your advice about
installs. I have a home computer for 5 years now with XP and just LOVE it!!!
Wanted my laptop to be XP also but that wasn't available. I was assured by
Dell that I would have no problems. That'll teach me!! Thank you DL. I'll let
you know how everything worked out....Judy

"DL" wrote:

If you have two anti virus applications installed, that will cause no end of
problems.

I note you state that this Laptop is only a week old, if that is the case
you might be better off copying any data to external media, then using the
restore option to reset your laptop to factory defaults.
Then start afresh, this time first asertaing what software is installed on
your Laptop *before* you leap in and start installing applications.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
I had planned on taking the anti virus out because I have one I use all the
time and I don't need two. Anyway before I uninstalled it I set the
options
not to scan email and still got the error, so that's that. Do you think I
should do a system restore and get rid of the register fixer I bought
trying
to end this error? I've heard too many bad things about register cleaners.
My
poor loaptop is only a week old and I'm doing all these things trying to
get
rid of one annoying window. I guess I need to live with it.

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

I did not mean that you should uninstall it and put something else in
it's place Judy. I meant to uninstall it and then re-install it without
the email scanning option

Your profile is how you set up your personal info for your Outlook.

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
hello Peter...I already uninstalled my Anti Virus and installed my own.
hmmm...new profile...you mean a new email address?

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

Judy

If it is Outlook asking all the time then uninstall your Anti Virus
and re-install without the email integration(scanning of emails)
Also set up a new profile in Outlook

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
0X800CCC92 - Constant window asking me for my user name and
password. I have
called my internet provider 3 times and have been all over this
internet.
Signup for a $50.00 Registry cleaner that din't work and am
conversing with a
Tech guy waiting for my $15.00 for an answer he didn't give me
yet!!! Any
help would be apreciated...Thank you...Judy

I have a Dell Vostro (Vista Business) its been no problems with Office
2003 - I was actually pleasantly surprised by it operation/speed

"Judy" wrote in message
...
I'm going to do what you just said and agree to take your advice about
installs. I have a home computer for 5 years now with XP and just LOVE
it!!!
Wanted my laptop to be XP also but that wasn't available. I was assured by
Dell that I would have no problems. That'll teach me!! Thank you DL. I'll
let
you know how everything worked out....Judy

"DL" wrote:

If you have two anti virus applications installed, that will cause no end
of
problems.

I note you state that this Laptop is only a week old, if that is the case
you might be better off copying any data to external media, then using
the
restore option to reset your laptop to factory defaults.
Then start afresh, this time first asertaing what software is installed
on
your Laptop *before* you leap in and start installing applications.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
I had planned on taking the anti virus out because I have one I use all
the
time and I don't need two. Anyway before I uninstalled it I set the
options
not to scan email and still got the error, so that's that. Do you think
I
should do a system restore and get rid of the register fixer I bought
trying
to end this error? I've heard too many bad things about register
cleaners.
My
poor loaptop is only a week old and I'm doing all these things trying
to
get
rid of one annoying window. I guess I need to live with it.

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

I did not mean that you should uninstall it and put something else in
it's place Judy. I meant to uninstall it and then re-install it
without
the email scanning option

Your profile is how you set up your personal info for your Outlook.

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
hello Peter...I already uninstalled my Anti Virus and installed my
own.
hmmm...new profile...you mean a new email address?

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

Judy

If it is Outlook asking all the time then uninstall your Anti Virus
and re-install without the email integration(scanning of emails)
Also set up a new profile in Outlook

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be
acknowledged.

"Judy" wrote in message
...
0X800CCC92 - Constant window asking me for my user name and
password. I have
called my internet provider 3 times and have been all over this
internet.
Signup for a $50.00 Registry cleaner that din't work and am
conversing with a
Tech guy waiting for my $15.00 for an answer he didn't give me
yet!!! Any
help would be apreciated...Thank you...Judy