Outlook - SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR

I am running Vista Premium, Internet Explorer.  Suddenly a few days ago I
started receiving the following message :This operation has been cancelled
due to restrictiions in effect on this computer.  Please contact your system
administrator.  This appears on somethings I want to dowload and also in my
emails.  I had a computer guru here to look at my computer for another reason
and he could not fix this and had never seen it.  I am the system
administrator and have no idea what this note means.
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kidsal

  Gordon replied to kidsal

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outlook xp has stopped working Outlook I am running office xp pro on vista home premium and now get the error wants me to upgrade to a newer version how to get outlook to run without upgrading? Outlook Installation Discussions Office XP (1) Windows Vista (1) Windows 7 (1) Outlook (1) Office (1) Money (1) Compatible with Windows Vista (1) Brian Tillman (1) If you reboot the PC does outlook then work? Inserting the what are the sizes of the resulting files? Outlook 2002 is not compatible with Windows Vista or Windows 7. - - Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] But as you well know that does not crash. I agree. My Outlook 2002 was installed in April 2009 on a laptop running Vista Home Premium and was working until May 1, 2010. Is this related to an update There will be no fix. Office XP is well documented to be unsupported on Windows Vista and 7. "Unsupported" means, among other things, "no fixes". You're on your own if on my new computer a year ago. Besides, how can it not be compatible with vista when outlook xp was included in one of the most current versions of office when vista was released? If you cannot explain why it would suddenly stop working, I cannot see

Server 2008 R2 (1) Virtual PC 2007 (1) Windows XP (1) Windows Update (1) Windows Vista (1) Windows 7 (1) Outlook (1) Nope. Doesn't it come with "XP Mode"? Depends products. Windows XP comes with IE6 as its baseline version hence why OE is available. Vista comes with IE7 and Windows 7 comes with IE8 as their baseline versions of that platforms. You could run VirtualPC, VMWare Server, VirtualBox, or other virtual machine managers (VMMs) on Vista and then install a pre-Vista version of Windows in a virtual machine (VM) to have OE running inside that virtual machine. That requires installing the VMM, installing pre-Vista Windows in a virtual machine (VM), and then load that VM when you want to than hardware-assisted VMs. Windows Mail (WM) is the e-mail client included in Windows Vista. Windows *Live* Mail (WLM) is the replacement for both OE and WM. Windows 7 does than security issues. The recent security fix was not unique to OE but applies to Vista Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail as well on XP through Win7. - - Mike - http: / / TechHelp in the supporting libraries utilized by OE. I have not bothered wasting my money on Vista or its latest service pack (aka Windows 7). I presume that you can update the