RE: MSVCR80.DLL missing...can't start Microsoft Outlook 2007

Dr. George

I will try removing Norton Security Suite as you recommended. Which of the
free AV software is the best? Avast, AVG, Nod32 or another? I have also
not solved the problem concerning Microsoft SQL Server 2007 on Vista. I
downloaded the correct update, but it won't work with Microsoft Outlook 2007
Business Contact Manager.

elbert chavarro

i remove norton with uninstaller in symantec page , but i have the same
problem " msvcr80.dll not found , reinstall "

"Dr. George" wrote:

> I will try removing Norton Security Suite as you recommended. Which of the
> free AV software is the best? Avast, AVG, Nod32 or another? I have also
> not solved the problem concerning Microsoft SQL Server 2007 on Vista. I
> downloaded the correct update, but it won't work with Microsoft Outlook 2007
> Business Contact Manager.
>
>

ScottAdams

Here's some further info on the problem. Not really a Norton issue at
all!

http://tinyurl.com/2ynbuv

Folks seem WAY to quick to blame Norton for everything.


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Peter Foldes

You are very wrong. Check the Add-In in Outlook as Ken suggests and find the culprit. It is a Norton (Symantec) Add In like a anti spam,Anti Virus, or similar. Read Ken's posting a bit more carefully.

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> Here's some further info on the problem. Not really a Norton issue at
> all!
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> http://tinyurl.com/2ynbuv
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> Folks seem WAY to quick to blame Norton for everything.
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TarmacRider

I read the Norton / Add-ins are the culprits responses and tried them.
I have uninstalled them using the Symantec removal utils, not from the
add/remove programs and I am still getting this error.

I have the manifest files, but they are not in the same directory as
the Outlook.exe and yes I have view hidden files/folders set to
viewable.

Any other suggestions?


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Elbert53

I experienced the same problems when installing MSOffice 2007 on a new
Acer 6292 Vista notebook. Microsoft claims this problem is generated by
the fingerprint Acer eDataSecurity add-in for outlook.
I have disabled the add-in by editing the registry:

1. open the regsitry editor
2. got key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\
3. Locate the add-in
4. set the LoadBehavior to 0

This fixed my problems.
Hope this helps
Elbert


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montrealfrog

Elbert53;3184259 Wrote:
> I experienced the same problems when installing MSOffice 2007 on a new
> Acer 6292 Vista notebook. Microsoft claims this problem is generated by
> the fingerprint Acer eDataSecurity add-in for outlook.
> I have disabled the add-in by editing the registry:
>
> 1. open the regsitry editor
> 2. got key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\
> 3. Locate the add-in
> 4. set the LoadBehavior to 0
>
> This fixed my problems.
> Hope this helps
> Elbert

THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the post you saved me from killing myself after
2 hours of registry search and office install and uninstall... YOU
ROCK!


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if you have a registry cleaner program make sure it doesn't delete this
info, because it happen that what registry cleaner sees as a error are
actually being used, this happen to me before.

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> Elbert53;3184259 Wrote:
>> I experienced the same problems when installing MSOffice 2007 on a new
>> Acer 6292 Vista notebook. Microsoft claims this problem is generated by
>> the fingerprint Acer eDataSecurity add-in for outlook.
>> I have disabled the add-in by editing the registry:
>>
>> 1. open the regsitry editor
>> 2. got key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\
>> 3. Locate the add-in
>> 4. set the LoadBehavior to 0
>>
>> This fixed my problems.
>> Hope this helps
>> Elbert
>
> THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the post you saved me from killing myself after
> 2 hours of registry search and office install and uninstall... YOU
> ROCK!
>
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Angstromm

I've tried the registry hack and it's not working for me. And I've done
all the usual--removed, reloaded, rolled back, moved/copied
msvcr80.dll, etc. and Outlook still refuses to start.

BTW, I'm running an Acer Aspire 5920-6582.

Any leads much appreciated...


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James

Angstromm wrote:
> I've tried the registry hack and it's not working for me. And I've done
> all the usual--removed, reloaded, rolled back, moved/copied
> msvcr80.dll, etc. and Outlook still refuses to start.
>
> BTW, I'm running an Acer Aspire 5920-6582.
>
> Any leads much appreciated...
>
>
Here you can download it for free:
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dl....shtml?msvcr80