Outlook Disappeared

[Onep]

After installing Office 2007 on my Microsoft XP computer I can no longer find
Outlook.

Any suggestions?

 

[Gordon]

After installing Office 2007 on my Microsoft XP computer I can no longer
find
Outlook.

Any suggestions?

Did you install over the top of another version of Office?

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Did you obtain an Office 2007 suite that actually contains Outlook?
For instance, the Home and Student edition don't include Outlook.

 

[Onep]

After installing Office 2007 on my Microsoft XP computer I can no longer find
Outlook.

Any suggestions?

Thanks for your help. He fixed it for me. He said that I failed to "lauch"
Outlook. He took care of it for me.

 

[lizharrap]

Hi,

I also have this problem. Outlook 2007 initially installed fine until I
tried to save a new appointment, at which point it crashed and told me there
was an error. I had also downloaded the recommended windows 4 search engine.
I repaired the set up, shut down etc. Outlook 2007 had disappeared - it
wasn't showing in my programmes or in a search for outlook.exe. Even worse
was the fact that a generic 'e mail' icon had appeared in my start menu which
led to ??

I have uninstalled, reinstalled, repaired etc for the last 6 hours and still
no outlook 2007 and no way to access my emails.

Windows diagnostics found no problems.

This is the 1st time in 20 years that I have found myself weeping over my
keyboard. Any ideas?

Many thanks, Liz.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I also have this problem. Outlook 2007 initially installed fine until I
tried to save a new appointment, at which point it crashed and told me there
was an error. I had also downloaded the recommended windows 4 search
engine.
I repaired the set up, shut down etc. Outlook 2007 had disappeared - it
wasn't showing in my programmes or in a search for outlook.exe. Even worse
was the fact that a generic 'e mail' icon had appeared in my start menu
which
led to ??

Open Windows Explorer and in the Address field enter
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office12
Click Go. Do you see OUTLOOK.EXE?