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From: Steve Cochran on 12 Sep 2009 08:12 Just delete folders.dbx. steve "Jan Smit" <Jan-Smit(a)invalid.nl> wrote in message news:53ab7$4aa95ec2$5354a75a$8415(a)cache120.multikabel.net... > > "Jan Smit" <Jan-Smit(a)invalid.nl> schreef in bericht > news:7b299$4aa4069b$5354a75a$32085(a)cache120.multikabel.net... >> Please help. OE6 doesn't start because "msoe.dll" isn't found. >> It is there and all dbx are archive-not-read-only and I tried everything >> visable on usenet, including installation of Internet Explorer 7. Hoped >> that the last action would install e new OE-6 or OE-7. >> >> Any solution? >> I work on a PC XP-SP3 >> Please... > > So sorry, just back from hospital. Will respond in a week > > >
From: Jan Smit on 14 Sep 2009 04:19 "Steve Cochran" <scochran(a)oehelp.com> schreef in bericht news:643DC4CE-9F04-47FE-AB66-C0D053A47C90(a)microsoft.com... > This is an OE catchall error message that is completely false in its > information. Normally all that is required is to delete folders.dbx. > > If you moved all the files out of the message store directory and OE still > won't start, then the problem is more serious. I would run System file > checker > > SFC /scannow > This could have found some problems, but not when having a disk with XP-SP1 while SP3 with many updates are on the computer. Thank you for trying
From: Jan Smit on 14 Sep 2009 04:21 "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP(a)gmail.com> schreef in bericht news:%23mcLI2%23LKHA.504(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Did you try all of the suggestions at > http://www.insideoe.com/problems/errors.htm#crash? (They're as valid > today as they were 4+ years ago.) > > The caveats I posted were to help you avoid this problem in the future. It was all about defects in the dbx-files and there is not the problem. All i wanted to do and asked for is to re-install OE-6 but MS made that impossible.
From: Jan Smit on 14 Sep 2009 04:31 "Steve Cochran" <scochran(a)oehelp.com> schreef in bericht news:1BEA8A10-CEAB-430A-A758-88E6C3C23D3D(a)microsoft.com... > Just delete folders.dbx. > > steve > Forget it, that works only if one ore more dbases are corrupt. As I wrote, I needed to re-install OE. So first I installed IE-7 and hoped OE-6 was also replaced. No luck My solution at last: Uninstalled OE and IE from Configuration (Windows setup) Deleted the complete OE-folder within Program Files (in safe mode). Than erased manually every folder about IE or OE. Re-installed XP-SP1 from Disk, with the sugestion "use only files from CD" and that did the trick. So now SP-2, Windows update, SP3, Windows update and it seems to work. OE does, at least. Thank you for helping, altough all remarks are about corrupt d-base files and this was not the problem. Regards
From: Ron Sommer on 14 Sep 2009 06:44
You went to a lot of work to generate new dbx files. The only way that you could prove that it was not dbx files was to have tried removing the dbx files before you did the reinstall. -- Ron Sommer MVP-Mail "Jan Smit" <Jan-Smit(a)invalid.nl> wrote in message news:c1cf6$4aadff40$5354a75a$26290(a)cache100.multikabel.net... > > "Steve Cochran" <scochran(a)oehelp.com> schreef in bericht > news:1BEA8A10-CEAB-430A-A758-88E6C3C23D3D(a)microsoft.com... >> Just delete folders.dbx. >> >> steve >> > > Forget it, that works only if one ore more dbases are corrupt. > As I wrote, I needed to re-install OE. So first I installed IE-7 and hoped > OE-6 was also replaced. No luck > My solution at last: > Uninstalled OE and IE from Configuration (Windows setup) > Deleted the complete OE-folder within Program Files (in safe mode). Than > erased manually every folder about IE or OE. > Re-installed XP-SP1 from Disk, with the sugestion "use only files from > CD" and that did the trick. So now SP-2, Windows update, SP3, Windows > update and it seems to work. > OE does, at least. > > Thank you for helping, altough all remarks are about corrupt d-base files > and this was not the problem. > > Regards > |