Blighty outlook 2003 faulty profile?

[martinsmb]

Could not complete the operation. One or more parameter values are not valid".

Hello all fairly new to this page so would gladly apreciate some advice on trying to get past a niggly error message which is recuring despite carrying out Microsofts Solutions.
Any feedback will be a bonus as this fault is randomly popping up and is incredibly annoying doesnt seem to happen at specific times say when creating a task as microsoft document .
We are recieving a "Could not complete the operation. One or more parameter values are not valid".
For which i have tried a number of differing solutions via microsoft including creating new mail profile, renaming outlook data files, .ost and .pst repairer tool, outlook check and repair facilty as well as removing live meeting which can aparently cause a conflict. We are using Office 2003 SP1 and this is a networked PC gettin mail from Exchange 2003 server. An isolated incident here but still very annoying as other computers run fine using same hardware and OS ) Thanks Again Have fun all
(Work to live dont Live to work)

 

[martinsmb]

Come on people ) Help me before i do some damage how about disabling error reporting hahaha ) is randomly coming up every now an again and doesnt even show anything in event viewer

 

[nickpark]

Is is local to a single mailbox?
Or a single computer?

 

[martinsmb]

its a networked pc and the pc has a single mail box configured yes is a real pain as there arnt even any custom tooolbars in outlook which could be conflicting as microsoft say about vb scripting may be error. please not this is issolated incident on network no one else appears to have this error on xp runnin office 2003 sp1. The program does run with Act! mail program but error randomly appears even if not running concurently. Cheers for lookin peoples hopefully we can overcome this challenge

 

[AndyPeck]

Check this one out.

You receive the "Could not complete the operation... " error message when you try to delete notes that are from the Notes folder in Outlook 2003

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;842942

Hope this helps

Andy