outlook-2007windows
This is happening on a Windows Vista machine with Office 2007 Ultimate.
I have run repair from the control panel and also the MS Office Diagnostic tool. No problems are reported.
When I started Outlook my mail box opens and I can read my messages. If I click compose or reply then Outlook gives me a dialog that says, "Not Implemented." The rest of office seems to be working fine.
Does anyone know what causes this or the correct way to repair it?
Thanks!
I've had to deal with this building custom BartPE-based Windows Vista imager DVDs.
After you run ImageX, run the following commands (assuming your Vista boot volume is assigned to drive letter "C:" when you run these):
bootsect /NT60 C:
bcdedit /set {default} device partition=c:
bcdedit /set {default} osdevice partition=c:
bcdedit /set {bootmgr} device partition=c:
Off the top of my head, I believe I got "bootsect" from the Windows Automated Installation Kit. "bcdedit" is already part of Vista.
As your usernames are the same, this is going to be a problem. Outlook will first attempt single sign-on by using the currently logged in user's credentials. As the username matches that as the one in the other forest, you are going to get account lockouts when the passwords do not match.
Ideally, you would create a trust relationship between forests and then give your users Full Access to the mailboxes in the Exchange forest.
If that is not possibly, you could try forcing Outlook to prompt for logon credentials every time it is opened by checking the box below (Advanced settings on the mailbox setup in Outlook).
I guess a last option would be to rename the accounts (or use a different UPN) in one of the domains.
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This seems to be a fairly common problem, and it appears to be update related. Have you tried initiating the repair from the installation media (DVD) and not from Control Panel?
This seems to have worked for a lot of people.