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Microsoft Outlook won't load in Windows 7 Using Laplink, PCMover, I migrated all of my files, apps, etc, from my old Dell laptop (windows XP Home Edition) to my new Toshiba Satellite L755-S5169 laptop, running on Windows 7. The transfer went fine, except, Microsoft Outlook would not open. At first, I got the following message:
"The add-in C:\Program Files (x86) Google\Google Desktop Search\GoogleDesktop.exe could not be installed"
I have also received the following messages:
When I open Microsoft Outlook (I don't use it for my email), I have gotten this message:
"This information service has not been configured. Select an existing file to configure or type the name of a new file to create." When I click "OK", I get a choice of *.pst in the file name box and PST file (*.pst) in the files or type window. No matter which file I choose, I get the message: "The file C:\Users\Barb\AppData\Local\microsoft\outlook\backup.pst is not compatible with this version of the Personal Folders information services. Contact your administrator."
I have also gotten the message: "Properties for this information service must be defined prior to use".
"Outlook could not open the file containing the folders used to send and receive emails messages, create appointments, and open the address book. Please select form the options list below". The choices are to create a new personal folders file, or, to open an existing personal folders file. If I select cancel, Outlook shuts down. I am never able to to to "help" and the "Repair" feature listed there.
I cannot tell if all of my contacts are still there or not there. I have Office 2003 and Office 2000. The new computer, Windows 7, does not have Office 2010.
Please let me know what I should do. I'm hamstrung without my calendar and contacts. Thank you. |