Outlook 2010 beta restarts when moving between mail messages

[dONGsUN]

I have installed Microsoft Office 2010 on my Windows Vista operating system. I am having problems regarding an Outlook 2010 on this machine. When i am moving between the messages on this beta version of software then i am getting the message as an Outlook needs to be closed and it notifies me is there is any fix. Then it closes and sometime it gets restarted too. I don't know what is happening to this software but please help me as i have got frustrated now by opening the same program again and again.

[JonathanD]

When using MS Office Outlook 2010 Beta program at every attempt, a message from the Inbox folder is delete or move it to another folder, the following error message: "The Deleted Items folder is unavailable." If you click the pop-up window n with the message "OK", the next error message: "The operation failed The messaging interface has returned an unknown error if the problem persists, restart Outlook..." Restarting Outlook does not modify anything on the issue. Clicking on "send" a written e-mail shows "The Sent Items folder is unavailable." The message is still listed in the Outbox folder. After a short time, the message in the Sent folder. Solo is the recipient of any e-mail. Who has one or several solutions, please!

[ThoMas321]

I also try Outlook 2010 Beta: Actually a lot of improvements, I think - but the beta crashes often write to me. I work on Vista 32-bit, laptop Asus X50N. A repair installation I have already tried unsuccessfully. The crashes occurred irregularly, such as when changing folders, by clicking the reply button, or sometimes out of the blue. May I ask you for your opinion on two (sample) error messages? My Outlook seems to be a problem with the module to have oart.dll. If necessary I can also provide excerpts from the Outlook logs, because I have enabled logging - but I do not know what is relevant, and would not set too much data here.

• Faulting application OUTLOOK.EXE, version 14.0.4536.1000, time stamp 0x4af1d60f, faulting module oart.dll, version 14.0.4514.1007, time stamp 0x4ac81841, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x000446bd, 0x15dc process ID, application start time 01cafb0d23c12e90.
• Faulting application OUTLOOK.EXE, version 14.0.4536.1000, time stamp 0x4af1d60f, faulting module oart.dll, version 14.0.4514.1007, time stamp 0x4ac81841, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x000446bd, process id 0x1818, application start time 01cafb53de820240.

[ZeDaX]

However, like that happened a few "characteristics" (Attention am a good users individual but not a very good connoisseur in the technical details). Office 2010, I had to completely remove once and reload again. Thereupon, I had problems from the averaging. Shortly after, somehow the seemingly disappeared, the driver (where is beyond me, but I do not here a manipulation error on my part to exclude times). Now, a colleague told me it reinstalled. Then emerged with double SS and the umlaut problems. The settings should now be resolved by - I have yet to test with. However, I now have a "data salad" on the keyboard. Because when the add is it does not seem to be. The special characters are somehow shifted. Luckily someone gave me the Skype add-layer via the supplied characters I've saved in Word now, so I have to hand it quickly. Could this perhaps have anything to do what the driver or have I really a wrong setting somewhere?

[Raine]

When anything does not works okay with an Outlook Express 2010 on your machine then it is recommended to start Outlook in safe mode or using the /safe switch. This will start an Outlook without plenty of the customization files and add-ins loaded. If Outlook works properly in safe mode, the trouble is with one of your add-ins or customization files. I suggest you to use any of the following method to launch Outlook using a command line switch:

1. Hold Ctrl key while clicking on an Outlook shortcut.
2. If you are using Vista operating system then type outlook.exe / safe in the Start Search field and press Enter.
3. If Run .... is shown on your start menu (any version of Windows), click it and type outlook.exe / safe in the Open field and click OK.
4. Hold the Windows key and press R, then type outlook.exe / safe in the Open field and click OK.