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Outlook Won't Stay OpenHELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It
loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. I can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. Any clues. (Windows XP SP3) Jan Groshan wrote:
> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is > loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. I > can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. Any > clues. > (Windows XP SP3) > > CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? Alias I usually "export" my .pst file to my desktop, but I did in fact notice that
it was "last updated" today. What will scanpst.exe to? Will it find whatever is keeping Outlook from staying open? Show quoteHide quote "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... > Jan Groshan wrote: > > HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It > > loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. I > > can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. Any > > clues. > > (Windows XP SP3) > > > > > > How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is > CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? > > Alias Jan Groshan wrote:
> I usually "export" my .pst file to my desktop, but I did in fact notice that It might. It repairs the .pst file if it has errors. If you've never run > it was "last updated" today. What will scanpst.exe to? Will it find whatever > is keeping Outlook from staying open? it, most certainly it will find errors. Search for it and include hidden files in your search and then you might want to put a shortcut on the desktop for future use. Instead of exporting, find your .pst file and merely copy it to external media. When you want to restore, use File/Open instead of Import. Alias Show quoteHide quote > > > "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message > news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >> Jan Groshan wrote: >>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It >>> loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. > I >>> can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. > Any >>> clues. >>> (Windows XP SP3) >>> >>> >> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is >> CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >> >> Alias > > Will do it all this evening. Thanks. Hope it works.
Show quoteHide quote "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message news:gp65tr$1pq$2@news.motzarella.org... > Jan Groshan wrote: > > I usually "export" my .pst file to my desktop, but I did in fact notice that > > it was "last updated" today. What will scanpst.exe to? Will it find whatever > > is keeping Outlook from staying open? > > It might. It repairs the .pst file if it has errors. If you've never run > it, most certainly it will find errors. Search for it and include hidden > files in your search and then you might want to put a shortcut on the > desktop for future use. > > Instead of exporting, find your .pst file and merely copy it to external > media. When you want to restore, use File/Open instead of Import. > > Alias > > > > > > "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message > > news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... > >> Jan Groshan wrote: > >>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It > >>> loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. > > I > >>> can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. > > Any > >>> clues. > >>> (Windows XP SP3) > >>> > >>> > >> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is > >> CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? > >> > >> Alias > > > > "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message If you're using a PST to begin with, why export when you already have a PST? news:FKwtl.9291$%54.1983@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com... >I usually "export" my .pst file to my desktop, but I did in fact notice that > it was "last updated" today. What will scanpst.exe to? Will it find whatever > is keeping Outlook from staying open? Just make a copy of it while Outlook is closed. Exporting does not make a one-for-one copy of an existing PST. Distributions Lists often fail to export properly and you lose the connections between, say, contacts and the calendar. Other metadata gets lost as well. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but Outlook
still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered an error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. Show quoteHide quote "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... > Jan Groshan wrote: >> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It >> loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. >> I can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. >> Any clues. >> (Windows XP SP3) > > How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is > CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? > > Alias Open outlook using the safe switch
Run Outlook.exe /safe (note space between exe /) Does it start/run ok? PS An uninstall/reinstall wont do anything that diagnostics doesnt do Show quoteHide quote "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message news:DIBtl.20202$c45.17181@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... > OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but > Outlook still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered an > error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to > reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. > > > "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message > news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >> Jan Groshan wrote: >>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It >>> loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. >>> I can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. >>> Any clues. >>> (Windows XP SP3) >> >> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is >> CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >> >> Alias > > Yes, that seemed to work. But what does it mean?
Show quoteHide quote "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message news:uCDm7KdoJHA.6132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Open outlook using the safe switch > Run > Outlook.exe /safe (note space between exe /) > Does it start/run ok? > > PS An uninstall/reinstall wont do anything that diagnostics doesnt do > > "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message > news:DIBtl.20202$c45.17181@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >> OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but >> Outlook still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered an >> error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to >> reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. >> >> >> "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message >> news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >>> Jan Groshan wrote: >>>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. >>>> It loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" >>>> message. I can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't >>>> stay loaded. Any clues. >>>> (Windows XP SP3) >>> >>> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is >>> CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >>> >>> Alias >> >> > > It means broadly that one of your addins is causing OL to baulk
Review your addins, disable the none MS ones, then close & start outlook normally, if its OK its a case of re-enabling add-ins one by one untill you find the problem one. Often any anti virus intergration is the first suspect, followed by sync software Show quoteHide quote "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message news:rpCtl.20203$c45.5840@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... > Yes, that seemed to work. But what does it mean? > > > > "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message > news:uCDm7KdoJHA.6132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> Open outlook using the safe switch >> Run >> Outlook.exe /safe (note space between exe /) >> Does it start/run ok? >> >> PS An uninstall/reinstall wont do anything that diagnostics doesnt do >> >> "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message >> news:DIBtl.20202$c45.17181@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >>> OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but >>> Outlook still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered an >>> error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to >>> reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. >>> >>> >>> "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message >>> news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >>>> Jan Groshan wrote: >>>>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. >>>>> It loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" >>>>> message. I can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't >>>>> stay loaded. Any clues. >>>>> (Windows XP SP3) >>>> >>>> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is >>>> CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >>>> >>>> Alias >>> >>> >> >> > > After running Outlook in safe mode, it opened fine the next time. I then
"copied" the .pst file and deleted the .pst file I had on my desktop. The next time I opened Outlook it was looking for the .pst file that was on the desktop and when it couldn't find it, it opened the other .pst file. (It gave me an option to find the "real".pst file.) Now that I directed Outlook to the "real" .pst file, it seems to be working fine .... for the moment. Perhaps a combination of scanpst.exe and running with the /safe switch did the trick. The only add-in I have for Outlook is Xobni. Well DL, you did such a great job helping me with this issue, maybe you can answer another one (actually two) for me..... On my office computer, which runs Xobni and ShareO as add-ins, Outlook periodically decides it wants to stay on top, which means if I open an email to read it, or want to compose a new email, or open another program, the main "page" of Outlook has to be minimized to see the other screens. Also, the second office computer tends to freeze priodically when the two computers are "communicating" through ShareO. (ShareO can't give me an answer either.) Second, one of the two office computers doesn't seem to be able to run in the "search" in Outlook (which is why we installed the Xobni add-on). If you have a clue as to why these two issues are happening, I'd love to hear what you have to say. If you don't have a clue, I understand. These aren't necessarily Outlook questions. Show quoteHide quote "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message news:es%23rf2eoJHA.500@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > It means broadly that one of your addins is causing OL to baulk > Review your addins, disable the none MS ones, then close & start outlook > normally, if its OK its a case of re-enabling add-ins one by one untill > you find the problem one. > Often any anti virus intergration is the first suspect, followed by sync > software > > "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message > news:rpCtl.20203$c45.5840@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >> Yes, that seemed to work. But what does it mean? >> >> >> >> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message >> news:uCDm7KdoJHA.6132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >>> Open outlook using the safe switch >>> Run >>> Outlook.exe /safe (note space between exe /) >>> Does it start/run ok? >>> >>> PS An uninstall/reinstall wont do anything that diagnostics doesnt do >>> >>> "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message >>> news:DIBtl.20202$c45.17181@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >>>> OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but >>>> Outlook still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered an >>>> error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to >>>> reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. >>>> >>>> >>>> "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message >>>> news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >>>>> Jan Groshan wrote: >>>>>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. >>>>>> It loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" >>>>>> message. I can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't >>>>>> stay loaded. Any clues. >>>>>> (Windows XP SP3) >>>>> >>>>> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook is >>>>> CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >>>>> >>>>> Alias >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > Dont really know about this, I have seen reports, here, of ShareO causing
problems Show quoteHide quote "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:UsHtl.3288$Lr6.2452@flpi143.ffdc.sbc.com... > After running Outlook in safe mode, it opened fine the next time. I then > "copied" the .pst file and deleted the .pst file I had on my desktop. The > next time I opened Outlook it was looking for the .pst file that was on > the desktop and when it couldn't find it, it opened the other .pst file. > (It gave me an option to find the "real".pst file.) Now that I directed > Outlook to the "real" .pst file, it seems to be working fine .... for the > moment. Perhaps a combination of scanpst.exe and running with the /safe > switch did the trick. The only add-in I have for Outlook is Xobni. > > Well DL, you did such a great job helping me with this issue, maybe you > can answer another one (actually two) for me..... > > On my office computer, which runs Xobni and ShareO as add-ins, Outlook > periodically decides it wants to stay on top, which means if I open an > email to read it, or want to compose a new email, or open another program, > the main "page" of Outlook has to be minimized to see the other screens. > Also, the second office computer tends to freeze priodically when the two > computers are "communicating" through ShareO. (ShareO can't give me an > answer either.) Second, one of the two office computers doesn't seem to be > able to run in the "search" in Outlook (which is why we installed the > Xobni add-on). If you have a clue as to why these two issues are > happening, I'd love to hear what you have to say. If you don't have a > clue, I understand. These aren't necessarily Outlook questions. > > > > > "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message > news:es%23rf2eoJHA.500@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> It means broadly that one of your addins is causing OL to baulk >> Review your addins, disable the none MS ones, then close & start outlook >> normally, if its OK its a case of re-enabling add-ins one by one untill >> you find the problem one. >> Often any anti virus intergration is the first suspect, followed by sync >> software >> >> "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message >> news:rpCtl.20203$c45.5840@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >>> Yes, that seemed to work. But what does it mean? >>> >>> >>> >>> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message >>> news:uCDm7KdoJHA.6132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >>>> Open outlook using the safe switch >>>> Run >>>> Outlook.exe /safe (note space between exe /) >>>> Does it start/run ok? >>>> >>>> PS An uninstall/reinstall wont do anything that diagnostics doesnt do >>>> >>>> "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message >>>> news:DIBtl.20202$c45.17181@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >>>>> OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but >>>>> Outlook still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered >>>>> an error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to >>>>> reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message >>>>> news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >>>>>> Jan Groshan wrote: >>>>>>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay >>>>>>> open. It loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must >>>>>>> close" message. I can't even back up my .pst file because the >>>>>>> program won't stay loaded. Any clues. >>>>>>> (Windows XP SP3) >>>>>> >>>>>> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook >>>>>> is CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >>>>>> >>>>>> Alias >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > It was working quite well until I recently installed the most current update
that was supposed to clear up all known issues! Figures. Show quoteHide quote "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message news:uIjmnaioJHA.3380@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Dont really know about this, I have seen reports, here, of ShareO causing > problems > > "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message > news:UsHtl.3288$Lr6.2452@flpi143.ffdc.sbc.com... >> After running Outlook in safe mode, it opened fine the next time. I then >> "copied" the .pst file and deleted the .pst file I had on my desktop. The >> next time I opened Outlook it was looking for the .pst file that was on >> the desktop and when it couldn't find it, it opened the other .pst file. >> (It gave me an option to find the "real".pst file.) Now that I directed >> Outlook to the "real" .pst file, it seems to be working fine .... for the >> moment. Perhaps a combination of scanpst.exe and running with the /safe >> switch did the trick. The only add-in I have for Outlook is Xobni. >> >> Well DL, you did such a great job helping me with this issue, maybe you >> can answer another one (actually two) for me..... >> >> On my office computer, which runs Xobni and ShareO as add-ins, Outlook >> periodically decides it wants to stay on top, which means if I open an >> email to read it, or want to compose a new email, or open another >> program, the main "page" of Outlook has to be minimized to see the other >> screens. Also, the second office computer tends to freeze priodically >> when the two computers are "communicating" through ShareO. (ShareO can't >> give me an answer either.) Second, one of the two office computers >> doesn't seem to be able to run in the "search" in Outlook (which is why >> we installed the Xobni add-on). If you have a clue as to why these two >> issues are happening, I'd love to hear what you have to say. If you don't >> have a clue, I understand. These aren't necessarily Outlook questions. >> >> >> >> >> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message >> news:es%23rf2eoJHA.500@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >>> It means broadly that one of your addins is causing OL to baulk >>> Review your addins, disable the none MS ones, then close & start outlook >>> normally, if its OK its a case of re-enabling add-ins one by one untill >>> you find the problem one. >>> Often any anti virus intergration is the first suspect, followed by sync >>> software >>> >>> "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message >>> news:rpCtl.20203$c45.5840@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >>>> Yes, that seemed to work. But what does it mean? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message >>>> news:uCDm7KdoJHA.6132@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >>>>> Open outlook using the safe switch >>>>> Run >>>>> Outlook.exe /safe (note space between exe /) >>>>> Does it start/run ok? >>>>> >>>>> PS An uninstall/reinstall wont do anything that diagnostics doesnt do >>>>> >>>>> "Jan" <j**@greenwaldlaw.org> wrote in message >>>>> news:DIBtl.20202$c45.17181@nlpi065.nbdc.sbc.com... >>>>>> OK. Ran the scanpst.exe and it did find and repair some errors, but >>>>>> Outlook still won't stay open. As soon as it loads, the "encountered >>>>>> an error and must close" message appears. I guess my next step is to >>>>>> reinstall.....unless someone has another suggestion. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> "Alias" <iamaliasN***@THISgmail.com> wrote in message >>>>>> news:gp60b2$732$3@news.motzarella.org... >>>>>>> Jan Groshan wrote: >>>>>>>> HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay >>>>>>>> open. It loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must >>>>>>>> close" message. I can't even back up my .pst file because the >>>>>>>> program won't stay loaded. Any clues. >>>>>>>> (Windows XP SP3) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> How do you back up your .pst file? One should copy it while Outlook >>>>>>> is CLOSED. Have you run scanpst.exe? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Alias >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > Why would you need for outlook to be open in order to backup your pst?
If you are thinking of export that is certainly not the way to backup a pst The method of backing up / saving a data file has been posted here daily Have you tried Office Diagnostics, from the Office cd, or even scanpst, the repair tool on your pst? Show quoteHide quote "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:hkvtl.21469$yr3.3830@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com... > HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It > loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. I > can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. Any > clues. > (Windows XP SP3) > Guess I don't read this group often enough to see alternative ways of
backing up/saving the .pst file, although I did export it to my desktop a couple of weeks ago and just today say that it was "last updated" this morning. No, I haven't had a chance to run Office Diagnostics from the cd yet. That's my plan for later this evening. What will scanpst.exe do? Will it find whatever the problem is that's making Outlook shut down? Show quoteHide quote "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message news:Ov2HuNZoJHA.1252@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Why would you need for outlook to be open in order to backup your pst? > If you are thinking of export that is certainly not the way to backup a pst > The method of backing up / saving a data file has been posted here daily > > Have you tried Office Diagnostics, from the Office cd, or even scanpst, the > repair tool on your pst? > > "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message > news:hkvtl.21469$yr3.3830@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com... > > HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. It > > loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" message. I > > can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. Any > > clues. > > (Windows XP SP3) > > > > scanpst.exe is the inbox repair tool provided by MS which will check your
pst (data File) for err's A backup/export to your desktop is no backup at all, you backup to external media or a seperate HD Show quoteHide quote "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:DMwtl.9292$%54.1197@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com... > Guess I don't read this group often enough to see alternative ways of > backing up/saving the .pst file, although I did export it to my desktop a > couple of weeks ago and just today say that it was "last updated" this > morning. No, I haven't had a chance to run Office Diagnostics from the cd > yet. That's my plan for later this evening. What will scanpst.exe do? Will > it find whatever the problem is that's making Outlook shut down? > > > "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message > news:Ov2HuNZoJHA.1252@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >> Why would you need for outlook to be open in order to backup your pst? >> If you are thinking of export that is certainly not the way to backup a > pst >> The method of backing up / saving a data file has been posted here daily >> >> Have you tried Office Diagnostics, from the Office cd, or even scanpst, > the >> repair tool on your pst? >> >> "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message >> news:hkvtl.21469$yr3.3830@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com... >> > HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. >> > It >> > loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" >> > message. > I >> > can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. > Any >> > clues. >> > (Windows XP SP3) >> > >> >> > > I do that as well......I have an external hard drive, and also subscribe to
Carbonite, so whatever is on my desktop gets backed up several places. Show quoteHide quote "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message news:#epk06aoJHA.4540@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > scanpst.exe is the inbox repair tool provided by MS which will check your > pst (data File) for err's > > A backup/export to your desktop is no backup at all, you backup to external > media or a seperate HD > "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message > news:DMwtl.9292$%54.1197@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com... > > Guess I don't read this group often enough to see alternative ways of > > backing up/saving the .pst file, although I did export it to my desktop a > > couple of weeks ago and just today say that it was "last updated" this > > morning. No, I haven't had a chance to run Office Diagnostics from the cd > > yet. That's my plan for later this evening. What will scanpst.exe do? Will > > it find whatever the problem is that's making Outlook shut down? > > > > > > "DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message > > news:Ov2HuNZoJHA.1252@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > >> Why would you need for outlook to be open in order to backup your pst? > >> If you are thinking of export that is certainly not the way to backup a > > pst > >> The method of backing up / saving a data file has been posted here daily > >> > >> Have you tried Office Diagnostics, from the Office cd, or even scanpst, > > the > >> repair tool on your pst? > >> > >> "Jan Groshan" <jan***@pacbell.net> wrote in message > >> news:hkvtl.21469$yr3.3830@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com... > >> > HELP! Suddenly, out of nowhere, my Outlook (2007) will NOT stay open. > >> > It > >> > loads, and then I get the "encountered an error and must close" > >> > message. > > I > >> > can't even back up my .pst file because the program won't stay loaded. > > Any > >> > clues. > >> > (Windows XP SP3) > >> > > >> > >> > > > > > >  
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