candyman200
MIS
I've checked out some of the other post but nothing appears to fit this scenario.
+ Win2K (mostly) and WinXP OS ... fully updated
+ Office Pro 2K ... fully updated
+ Outlook 2K with Exchange (2K)
+ TWO EMAIL PROFILES (selectable on starting Outlook)
Running WinXP
1) Start Outlook with Profile 1 (original profile), Outlook opens and closes OK. On shutdown processes Outlook.exe ends first then Mapisp32.exe ends.
2) Start Outlook with Profile 2 (added Exchange profile), Outlook appears to (fully) open a little slow then when closing it locks up - processes Outlook.exe and Mapisp32.exe do not shut down. If I "End Process" Outlook.exe then Mapisp32.exe ends shortly after that.
When I try using WinXP, Outlook 2K3 with the same 2 (mailbox) profiles there is no problems ... and there is no Mapisp32.exe process running.
The user is running Win2K and it appears the similar situation is happening - but I haven't been able to test on his PC.
I've got a few others with similar issues (but without the second profile) and any suggestions would be appreciated.
+ Win2K (mostly) and WinXP OS ... fully updated
+ Office Pro 2K ... fully updated
+ Outlook 2K with Exchange (2K)
+ TWO EMAIL PROFILES (selectable on starting Outlook)
Running WinXP
1) Start Outlook with Profile 1 (original profile), Outlook opens and closes OK. On shutdown processes Outlook.exe ends first then Mapisp32.exe ends.
2) Start Outlook with Profile 2 (added Exchange profile), Outlook appears to (fully) open a little slow then when closing it locks up - processes Outlook.exe and Mapisp32.exe do not shut down. If I "End Process" Outlook.exe then Mapisp32.exe ends shortly after that.
When I try using WinXP, Outlook 2K3 with the same 2 (mailbox) profiles there is no problems ... and there is no Mapisp32.exe process running.
The user is running Win2K and it appears the similar situation is happening - but I haven't been able to test on his PC.
I've got a few others with similar issues (but without the second profile) and any suggestions would be appreciated.