The /resetnavpane switch should fix it. If you received an error when you
tried it, you specified the command inproperly. Make sure you include a space
between "outlook.exe" and "/resetnavpane".
Start>Run (or Search)>outlook.exe /resetnavpane
(note the space).
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Please check the above link to get detailed instructions to how to fix.
Outlook.exe /resetnavpane
provide space only before the "/" character
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> Brian - very helpful, resolved my issue. Thanks...KT
You're welcome.
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To get more instructions on this refer:
http://www.omnitechsupport.com/forum/topic/341/error-cannot-start-microsoft-office-outlook-outlook-cann/