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12 Sep
2009

How to Repair Outlook Express by Maintaining Your Registry

Posted by Kat

If you are experiencing problems and need to repair Outlook Express, you will get good results from checking some of its registry entries.  All computer programs benefit from regular registry maintenance, and it will be of particular help when you need to repair Outlook Express’s most difficult errors.

Dynamic Link Library Repair

An easy way to perform registry maintenance that is specific to Outlook Express is to reregister a few Dynamic Link Library files.  Other programs share these files as well, so doing this may clear up other errors on your computer.

  1. Under the Start menu, choose Run.
  2. Type “regsvr32 urlmon.dll” (without quotes) into the box and click OK.
  3. Go through these steps for each of the following files: “regsvr32 mshtml.dll”; “regsvr32 shdocvw.dll”; “regsvr32 browseui.dll”; “regsvr32 msjava.dll”.

After reregistering .dll files, we suggest running your registry cleaner to clean up any leftover damaged .dll files in your registry.  Registry maintenance software will also repair any other damaged entries for other programs that may be causing errors on your machine.

Repair Extensive Damage to Outlook Express

If these steps fail to clean up Outlook Express on your computer, the source of the program may lie in a more complicated registry entry or may pertain to a registry error that is not directly connected to Outlook Express.  A registry cleaner will fix all existing registry problems that cause errors on your machine.

Once these errors are fixed, set the registry cleaner for routine maintenance scans of your PC to prevent the errors from returning.  Every time programs are updated, installed, and removed, obsolete registry data can remain in your computer, which leads to blue screen errors, file errors, computer freezes, errors in programs such as Outlook Express, and general slow functioning.  Repair Outlook Express and prevent recurring errors with registry maintenance.

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