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by dustyd
I noticed this same issue last year with the same OS/Office version. But, it was only when I was logged into two different systems with mail open on both.
I wonder if you have mail open on another system, or if someone else has your mailbox open?
I'll bookmark this thread to monitor responses.
Good luck.
by sdavis
This is an Issue with Several End-User PCs at our Site. Not all Computers at Site are effected. The End-User logs on to their assigned PC and Authenticates to our LAN and Exchange Server. The MS-Outlook 2000 SP3 Program and End-User's MailBox is only running on One Computer at a time. No multiple System viewing of the End-User's Mailbox iss taking place.
by tlandmesser
by tlandmesser
Here is the link from MS:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=834005
You can either contact them or I can provide it for you.
by sdavis
I located the Patch that you refer to. I went to Microsoft TechNet KB Article Number: 834005. This article is all about the MS-Outlook 2000 Post-Service Pack 3 HotFix package. You must Call MS Product Support Services to request this above HotFix Patch. MS Support will then send you an Instructional
E-Mail with a Web Link included to Download the required HotFix Patch [209491_intl_i386_zip.exe]. This Patch will need to be UnZipped and then Ran to place the [OUTLOOKff.msp] File within the MS Outlook Program File/Folder. Then the [OUTLOOKff.msp] File will have to be ran to Process the HotFix Patch. After that task the Outlook-2K Program can be opened and then Select Exit and the Outlook Program will close and No longer Hang within Task Manager.
by tlandmesser
by sdavis
Yes, per the instructions listed above in my last Comments, the HotFix did Resolve the Issue and MS-Outlook now closes with no further Hang within Task Manager.
by kghoops
I have had this problem a few times here at my work. The command line switch "/CleanFreeBusy" without the quotes always works for me. Add this to the end of the command line for Outlook.
Here is the link to Microsoft's page.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;197180
by mwalkeden
by aakash shah
Check if Outlook is set to perform a send/receive on exit (Tools / Options / Mail Setup / Send Receive / Perform an automatic send and receive when exiting).
If so, check to ensure that all of your accounts are working and that there are no send/receive problems.
If this doesn't help, run Detect and Repair (Help / Detect and Repair) - this solves the majority of my problems.
Good luck!
It has been my experience that users will have this problem permanently when trying to use Outlook 2000 after using Outlook 2003 just once. This is supposed to be a known problem from MS. I guess it changes something in the Exchange Mailbox properties after using Outlook 2003. To workaround this problem I utilize the Windows 2000 Reskit utility Kill.exe. This is a tool that can be used to stop any running service by name. I create a batch file that runs the command for killing outlook and create a shortcut to it from the Desktop or Quick Launch Bar. After exiting Outlook just click the Shortcut to force Outlook to exit. Here is an example of the .bat file[
@echo off
C:\Windows\Kill.exe -f outlook.exe
exit
]
by suzuki.rider
In Outlook 2000 menu: Tools/Options/Other/Advanced Options/Add In Manager
Made a note of the checked items.
Unchecked them all.
Applied changes.
Exit Outlook.
Re-opened Outlook and rechecked the previously checked items.... bingo it worked.
Nicky
by mwalkeden
Dude. You are a legend. I'm running outlook 2000 with exchange 2003 and had problems exiting intermittently.
I've tried /cleanfreebusy in the past and it works sometimes, but getting rid of the addins has worked a charm.
Cheers mate,
Micky
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