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We are using Outlook 2010 with Exchange Server 2010. When accessing Outlook on a couple of our workstation, we get the message "MICROSOFT OUTLOOK HAS STOPPED WORKING. A PROBLEM CAUSED THE PROGRAM TO STOP WORKING CORRECTLY. WINDOWS WILL CLOSE THE PROGRAM AND NOTIFY YOU IF A SOLUTION IS...

Many thanks for the advice. It looks like anything we do on our own is time-consuming with mixed results. I'm taking the advice of sending the drive to a professional data recovery company. The errant employee will pay all or some of the cost. Again, thanks to all for your input.

An employee accidentally reformatted an Seagate external hard drive that contains pictures and documents. Luckily I was able to get the drive before anything new was copied or written to it. Before turning it over to a Data Recovery company, I'm trying to recover the contents myself. I've...

No this doesn't work because it assumes there is a previously installed version. All PCs shipping from Dell are Win 7 with IE9. There is no previously installed version. Dell Tech Support acknowledges this and is directing everyone to call Microsoft. I hung up after waiting 40 minutes to talk...

That's a neat trick re. F12 to change browser mode, but still doesn't work for me. I spoke to Dell and they confirmed, you can't downgrade IE9 to IE8, unless IE8 was on the system to begin with. Also, I can't uninstall IE9 because it's not in my list of programs in Uninstall or Change a...

We just ordered new Dell Laptops and Desktops and all are WIndows 7 64-bit with Ih nternet Explorer 9, not IE 8. We have a couple of Win 7 32-bit PCs ordered last year and they came with IE8. If I go to Microsoft Download Site, IE8 for WIndows 7 is not even an option.

Are you sure yor Windows 7 is 64-bit and not 32-bit? I've now tried installing IE8 on 2 different 64-bit Win 7 and get the same messageem" on each. "IE8 is not supported on this system" I have however installed IE8 on 32-bit Win 7 PCs. Please advise how you did it because the traditional...

We are replacing our older PCs with Windows 7 Professional computers (64-Bit) Our Application Service Provider is telling us we must use either Internet Explorer 7 or 8. As far as I know, neither IE 7 or 8 are compatible with Windows 7 64-bit. Does anyone know of a workaround for this type of...

We're putting in a new Windows 2008 Server. The primary function is to have 5 to 10 remote users accessing the Server for documents only (Word & Excel). I'm thinking my best bet is to configure this as a VPN Server. Other than Web Server (IIS), are there any other roles I need to add before...