On Feb 14, 12:02 pm, "Gary VanderMolen" <g...@NoMail.invalid> wrote:
> Glad to hear it. Thanks for the feedback.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)
>
> "madone" <mad...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:8DDC7448-FA31-4C1F-AC04-E6D2F244CB6B@microsoft.com...
> > Gary, you're a genius! It worked, thanks. Maureen
>
> > "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
> >> The simple solution is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail:
> >>http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
>
> >> --
> >> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)
>
> >> "madone" <mad...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:566989D3-9402-47FA-B5AD-312708CACF80@microsoft.com...
> >> >I am still having the same Winmail.exe problem when I open Windows mail.
> >> > Running chkdsk c:/f has not solved the problem. Any other ideas?
> >> > Thanks
>
> >> > "madone" wrote:
>
> >> >> Brink, I had the same problem as RaNae; I followed your directions about
> >> >> running chkdsk C:/f, but this yielded a new pop up box when I restarted:
> >> >> winmail.exe-corrupt file
> >> >> Exception processing message Oxc0000102 parameters Ox7597023c (the last
> >> >> number set repreated 3 more times).
>
> >> >> Can you help with this?
> >> >> Thanks
> >> >> "brink" wrote:
>
> >> >> > ranaeluvsewes;514759 Wrote:
> >> >> > > DH has DellE1705, Windows Vista, IE7, Windows Mail & PCCillon.
> >> >> > > When he opens his email
> >> >> > > Popup window says
> >> >> > > WinMail.exe-corrupt file blah blah blah|windowsmail|backup|old is
> >> >> > > corrupt
> >> >> > > and unreadable please run the chkdsk utility.
>
> >> >> > > Can someone please help us to run the chkdsk utility.
> >> >> > > Also a fix someone suggested - my computer- to - C- to properties- to
> >> >> > > tools-
> >> >> > > to error check - to check disk- start- throws up a window - can't check
> >> >> > > disk
> >> >> > > while in use do you want to schedule for the next time you start your
> >> >> > > computer so he checks schedule disk check then restrats and nothing
> >> >> > > happens.
> >> >> > > Greatly appreciate your help.
> >> >> > > RaNae
>
> >> >> > Hi RaNae,
>
> >> >> > This tutorial will show you how to run chkdsk. I used "chkdsk /f" (No
> >> >> > quotes) in Method Two without any problems on the restart.
>
> >> >> >http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67612-checkdisk.html
>
> >> >> > Shawn
>
> >> >> > --
> >> >> > brink
>
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I received a similar error after a Windows Vista Update:
1. Windows Mail could not be started. Your computer may be out of
memory or your disk is full.
2. I click ok, then receive the second error:
"Windows Mail could not be started because MSOE.DLL could not be
initialized."
3. Also, my Desktop items were all gone except for one item.
4. I did not have the run the chkdsk utility message.
I followed instructions from another forum to delete the registry key
for Windows Mail and restart. This did not work. So, I installed
Windows Live Mail as you recommended. Also, I did not complete
configuration of the Windows Live Mail, since I had to go to another
pc to look-up my Incoming Mail and Outgoing Mail server names. I just
guessed (incorrectly) and entered something. I think I launched
Windows Live Mail and then Windows Mail. Windows Mail still gave me
the same errors, and it was late, so I shut down. Then, tonight I
powered up my laptop to try some other things, but I noticed that my
desktop icons were back on my Desktop. So, I re-launched Windows
Mail, and it worked perfectly. Therefore, I think that I needed to re-
boot the laptop after installing Windows Live Mail. After that, my
Windows Mail launched without error and my desktop icons were back on
my Desktop.
Thanks!
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