Recent problems with Outlook 2007

[Clayton]

I am having a lot of problems with Outlook 2007. Hopefully you gus can help me out.

About a week ago I installed a beta version of a firewall and it crashed my computer. I was unable to log in to my windows account, then my computer wouldn't boot at all so i did a startup repair from vista boot disk and a bunch of other stuff. Anyways, eventually I got it working.

Everything went back to normal except for one thing. When I clicked Send/Receive in Outlook or pressed F9, nothing happened. It would still send/receive as scheduled and on exiting Outlook however.

Since then I realized that somehow one of my e-mail accounts got removed from outlook and it wasn't checking the e-mail since the fiasco. So I re-set up the account, and closed and re-opened outlook, but now when i go to open outlook it says the Microsoft Office has stopped responding message, and closes its self out. I tried doing office repair but that didn't help.

First off, how can I get outlook to even open, and when I do get that much working how can I get the Send/Receive / F9 keys working?

Thanks for your help I really appreciate it!
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[Clayton]

Is there any way for me to completely uninstall Outlook without removing the rest of Office? I have all my *.pst files backed up, which is all I need backed up if I'm not mistaken. I've tried removing and re-adding Outlook, but it just started back from where it left off - It even asked if I wanted to start in safe mode because the last time it closed unexpectedly.

Does anyone have any ideas on how I could get this working? I have a feeling that the only way is completely uninstalling Outlook and re-setting it up. I just don't want to remove all of Office because I have all my notes for school in OneNote, and I don't want those to get removed.
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[Brian Tillman]

Clayton <JamMas...@gmail.com> wrote:

Removing and readding Outlook generally won't help. Try a new mail profile
instead.
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

[Clayton]

I have read posts suggesting that and was going to do that, but I can't for the life of me find Mail in Control Pannel. I'm Running Windows Vista (x64). Could you give me a tip where I'd find it? Thanks!
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[Gordon]

"Clayton" <JamMas...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:eELDVxiq...@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>I have read posts suggesting that and was going to do that, but I can't for
>the life of me find Mail in Control Pannel. I'm Running Windows Vista
>(x64). Could you give me a tip where I'd find it? Thanks!

There's something about Windows 32 programs in the 64 bit Control Panel?

And please quote the post you are replying to....thank you.