Outlook 2003 Crashes winth Terminal Services

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Scott Brown

I have a number of staff that thier Outlook 2003 crashes
everytime they open it up. I have recreated each profile
and still has the same problem.

It isn't everyone that using the Terminal Server either
it is only certin people.

Doesn't anyone have any idea's

Scott
 
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Scott Brown

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I know, but just making sure. I've seen people figure some pretty creative
ways around such things. Are those same users able to open Outlook 2003
from a local PC - i.e. is it just in the TS configuration that they have
crashes?
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Yeah they can open Outlook on there local machine no
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problems. It is only within TS Connection that we are
having a problem. I think that we might of found the
cause.

Archive settings. I think that is is trying to archive
there pst to the local c:\. We have disabled users from
being about to view the local drive so I think Outlook is
getting lost in the process.

Scott
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Scott Brown

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Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote

I have a number of staff that thier Outlook 2003 crashes everytime they
open it up. I have recreated each profile and still has the same
problem.

It isn't everyone that using the Terminal Server either it is only
certin people.

Doesn't anyone have any idea's
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They aren't trying to use Cached mode are they?
 
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Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote

No Ben within Terminal Services cashed mode is disabled.

Scott
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I know, but just making sure. I've seen people figure some pretty creative
ways around such things. Are those same users able to open Outlook 2003
from a local PC - i.e. is it just in the TS configuration that they have
crashes?
 
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Ben M. Schorr, MVP-OneNote

problems. It is only within TS Connection that we are having a
problem. I think that we might of found the cause.

Archive settings. I think that is is trying to archive there pst to
the local c:\. We have disabled users from being about to view the
local drive so I think Outlook is getting lost in the process.
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Ahhh. I think you're onto something there. Let us know how it turns out.
 
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