Outlook running automatically-Problem

J

Joe Golan

My outlook seems to be running even though it has not been started.
OS=Windows 2000 Professional
Outlook 2000 SP3.
Even from a fresh powerup or restart, Outlook is not in my startup menu
folder, it will give me notifications that new mail has arrived as if it is
running somewhere in the background.
I know that the experts say this can't be done (i have seen post from others
asking how they could do this) but it is driving me crazy
and my email is being cleared off the server due to it.
This machine is also running PC Anywhere 10.0.3 (for remote access) and
WinFAX Pro 10.02 all the time to handle these services.
Other outlook symptoms are:
Not deleting files (after a while in my deleted folder even though option is
selected.
Starting a new message generates an error related to my vcard in my
signature of "Can't create file Joseph P. Golan.vcf (This is a new problem
just startin g today)

Occasional fatal error and I get a message that outlook is shutting down
even though it is not running.

Outlook may not restart, forcing a restart of the desktopto clear.

Any help or direction would be appriciated
 
J

Joe Golan

I have WinFAX and outlook running on together on other machines without this
problem. Any other suggestions?

Russ Valentine said:
WinFaxPro has always caused Outlook to run in the background.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Joe Golan said:
My outlook seems to be running even though it has not been started.
OS=Windows 2000 Professional
Outlook 2000 SP3.
Even from a fresh powerup or restart, Outlook is not in my startup menu
folder, it will give me notifications that new mail has arrived as if it
is
running somewhere in the background.
I know that the experts say this can't be done (i have seen post from
others
asking how they could do this) but it is driving me crazy
and my email is being cleared off the server due to it.
This machine is also running PC Anywhere 10.0.3 (for remote access) and
WinFAX Pro 10.02 all the time to handle these services.
Other outlook symptoms are:
Not deleting files (after a while in my deleted folder even though option
is
selected.
Starting a new message generates an error related to my vcard in my
signature of "Can't create file Joseph P. Golan.vcf (This is a new problem
just startin g today)

Occasional fatal error and I get a message that outlook is shutting down
even though it is not running.

Outlook may not restart, forcing a restart of the desktopto clear.

Any help or direction would be appriciated
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

None needed. WinFax Pro is the problem.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Joe Golan said:
I have WinFAX and outlook running on together on other machines without
this
problem. Any other suggestions?

Russ Valentine said:
WinFaxPro has always caused Outlook to run in the background.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Joe Golan said:
My outlook seems to be running even though it has not been started.
OS=Windows 2000 Professional
Outlook 2000 SP3.
Even from a fresh powerup or restart, Outlook is not in my startup menu
folder, it will give me notifications that new mail has arrived as if
it
is
running somewhere in the background.
I know that the experts say this can't be done (i have seen post from
others
asking how they could do this) but it is driving me crazy
and my email is being cleared off the server due to it.
This machine is also running PC Anywhere 10.0.3 (for remote access) and
WinFAX Pro 10.02 all the time to handle these services.
Other outlook symptoms are:
Not deleting files (after a while in my deleted folder even though
option
is
selected.
Starting a new message generates an error related to my vcard in my
signature of "Can't create file Joseph P. Golan.vcf (This is a new
problem
just startin g today)

Occasional fatal error and I get a message that outlook is shutting
down
even though it is not running.

Outlook may not restart, forcing a restart of the desktopto clear.

Any help or direction would be appriciated
 

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