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Email & Spam Issues - [Fixed] Outlook Express Error Message posted in the Security & Safety forums; When I close Outlook Express I get the following message: msimn.exe-application error The instruction at”0x77f51d24”referenced memory at “0x007f47c8”. The memory could not be “written”. Click on ...

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Question [Fixed] Outlook Express Error Message
When I close Outlook Express I get the following message:

msimn.exe-application error
The instruction at”0x77f51d24”referenced memory at “0x007f47c8”. The memory could not be “written”.
Click on OK to terminate the program

What's causing it and how do I stop this happening?
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This sounds like a corrupted Outlook Express profile. Do you know how to backup all of your emails and such? If you do backup everything in Outlook Express and create a new account and delete the old one. If you do not know how, please let me know and I will get you the instructions.

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Hi Adam
Sorry for the delay getting back.
I've not had to replace my Outlook Express profile so I'd be grateful for some instruction.
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No problem, How to back up and to restore Outlook Express data. First, follow all the backup instructions. Then make a new account and follow all of the restore instructions. Then, try out the new account and see if it works correctly. If so, delete the old account.

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I'll do that tomorrow when I don't have tired eyes and will be less likely to make mistakes. I'll let you know how it goes...
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That seems to have cured it for now.So this thread needs marking as Fixed/Resolved
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Good job Axe. Thanks for letting us know Ian.

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