MSVCR80.DLL missing...can't start Microsoft Outlook 2007

I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and downloaded
Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a message
that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well, it
doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading MSVCR80.DLL
and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
Will it really work? Thanks!

i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???

"Dr. George" wrote:

> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and downloaded
> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a message
> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well, it
> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading MSVCR80.DLL
> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
> Will it really work? Thanks!

"elbert chavarro" <> wrote in
message news:44A15B82-951F-44A1-B7C4-...
>i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???
>
> "Dr. George" wrote:
>
>> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
>> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and
>> downloaded
>> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a
>> message
>> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well,
>> it
>> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading
>> MSVCR80.DLL
>> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
>> Will it really work? Thanks!

Did you guys try downloading the file? First Google link:

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dl....shtml?msvcr80

See if that helps.

Using Norton (Symantec) Product ???????

This error is generated by Norton. To correct this error uninstall Norton as per their uninstall tool. Then use a free AV like Avast,AVG,Nod32 which are much better and not so intrusive.

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"elbert chavarro" <> wrote in message news:44A15B82-951F-44A1-B7C4-...
>i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???
>
> "Dr. George" wrote:
>
>> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
>> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and downloaded
>> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a message
>> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well, it
>> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading MSVCR80.DLL
>> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
>> Will it really work? Thanks!

Justin

That is not the answer needed to solve this issue

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"Justin" <> wrote in message news:%...
> "elbert chavarro" <> wrote in
> message news:44A15B82-951F-44A1-B7C4-...
>>i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???
>>
>> "Dr. George" wrote:
>>
>>> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
>>> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and
>>> downloaded
>>> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a
>>> message
>>> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well,
>>> it
>>> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading
>>> MSVCR80.DLL
>>> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
>>> Will it really work? Thanks!
>
> Did you guys try downloading the file? First Google link:
>
> http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dl....shtml?msvcr80
>
> See if that helps.
>

i uninstall Norton completly and i still have the error RTFHTML.dll not found
in path and then MSVCR80.dll not found. i read some people had that problem
with beta versions . I have a final version office enterprice 2007 , vista
home premium . in my search on web for possible solutions looks like acer
notebook are the common hardware but i still not have a solution. I install
outlook 2003 and also is given me errors now.


"Peter Foldes" wrote:

> Using Norton (Symantec) Product ???????
>
> This error is generated by Norton. To correct this error uninstall Norton as per their uninstall tool. Then use a free AV like Avast,AVG,Nod32 which are much better and not so intrusive.
>
> --
> Peter
>
> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>
> "elbert chavarro" <> wrote in message news:44A15B82-951F-44A1-B7C4-...
> >i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???
> >
> > "Dr. George" wrote:
> >
> >> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
> >> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and downloaded
> >> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a message
> >> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well, it
> >> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading MSVCR80.DLL
> >> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
> >> Will it really work? Thanks!
>

You did not uninstall Norton completely and correctly. Did you use their uninstall info from Symantec site and not the uninstall that is with the program??????

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"elbert chavarro" <> wrote in message news:529AA32B-28A2-4126-BC4D-...
>i uninstall Norton completly and i still have the error RTFHTML.dll not found
> in path and then MSVCR80.dll not found. i read some people had that problem
> with beta versions . I have a final version office enterprice 2007 , vista
> home premium . in my search on web for possible solutions looks like acer
> notebook are the common hardware but i still not have a solution. I install
> outlook 2003 and also is given me errors now.
>
>
> "Peter Foldes" wrote:
>
>> Using Norton (Symantec) Product ???????
>>
>> This error is generated by Norton. To correct this error uninstall Norton as per their uninstall tool. Then use a free AV like Avast,AVG,Nod32 which are much better and not so intrusive.
>>
>> --
>> Peter
>>
>> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
>> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>>
>> "elbert chavarro" <> wrote in message news:44A15B82-951F-44A1-B7C4-...
>> >i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???
>> >
>> > "Dr. George" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
>> >> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and downloaded
>> >> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a message
>> >> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well, it
>> >> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading MSVCR80.DLL
>> >> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
>> >> Will it really work? Thanks!
>>

Thanks Peter
it takes many steps an takes long but ithink i didit . yes with the
uninstall in symantec site. I check in installed programs on control panel -
remove software screen and thers no symantec in the list .

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

> You did not uninstall Norton completely and correctly. Did you use their uninstall info from Symantec site and not the uninstall that is with the program??????
>
> --
> Peter
>
> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>
> "elbert chavarro" <> wrote in message news:529AA32B-28A2-4126-BC4D-...
> >i uninstall Norton completly and i still have the error RTFHTML.dll not found
> > in path and then MSVCR80.dll not found. i read some people had that problem
> > with beta versions . I have a final version office enterprice 2007 , vista
> > home premium . in my search on web for possible solutions looks like acer
> > notebook are the common hardware but i still not have a solution. I install
> > outlook 2003 and also is given me errors now.
> >
> >
> > "Peter Foldes" wrote:
> >
> >> Using Norton (Symantec) Product ???????
> >>
> >> This error is generated by Norton. To correct this error uninstall Norton as per their uninstall tool. Then use a free AV like Avast,AVG,Nod32 which are much better and not so intrusive.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Peter
> >>
> >> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
> >> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
> >>
> >> "elbert chavarro" <> wrote in message news:44A15B82-951F-44A1-B7C4-...
> >> >i have the same problem ( acer aspire ) , did you solve the issue ???
> >> >
> >> > "Dr. George" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> I bought a new Vista notebook computer. I loaded Microsoft Outlook 2007,
> >> >> which ran twice. I installed a DSL line, upgraded software, and downloaded
> >> >> Microsoft Updates. Then Outlook wouldn't start, and I keep getting a message
> >> >> that MSVCR80.DLL is missing...reinstalling may alleviate problem. Well, it
> >> >> doesn't! So what do I do? Other threads recommend downloading MSVCR80.DLL
> >> >> and placing it in C:\WindowSystem32. Where do I download this file from?
> >> >> Will it really work? Thanks!
> >>
>

I will try removing Norton Security Suite as you recommended. Which of the
free AV software is the best? Avast, AVG, Nod32 or another? I have also
not solved the problem concerning Microsoft SQL Server 2007 on Vista. I
downloaded the correct update, but it won't work with Microsoft Outlook 2007
Business Contact Manager.

i remove norton with uninstaller in symantec page , but i have the same
problem " msvcr80.dll not found , reinstall "

"Dr. George" wrote:

> I will try removing Norton Security Suite as you recommended. Which of the
> free AV software is the best? Avast, AVG, Nod32 or another? I have also
> not solved the problem concerning Microsoft SQL Server 2007 on Vista. I
> downloaded the correct update, but it won't work with Microsoft Outlook 2007
> Business Contact Manager.
>
>