[spambayes-bugs] [ spambayes-Bugs-1366408 ] Fatal Error in Outlook 2003 after installation of .NET 1.1

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Bugs item #1366408, was opened at 2005-11-25 17:00
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Category: Outlook
Group: 1.0.4
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Henrik Weber (hweber)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Fatal Error in Outlook 2003 after installation of .NET 1.1

Initial Comment:
On a relatively fresh installation of Windows XP SP 2 
with Outlook 2003 I installed the Spambayes Outlook 
plugin, version 1.0.4. Copied the databases from an 
old computer. Everything worked fine.

Then I installed the .NET 1.1 runtime and .NET SP 1. 
Since then Outlook produces an error message for the 
plugin (Want to send a report to Microsoft?) and will 
only start when Spambayes is deactivated. As soon as I 
reactivate the plugin, Outlook will crash again.

Deinstalled .NET, didn't help. Couldn't even reinstall 
it afterwards.

Went back to the system restore point before the 
installation of .NET, didn't help either, but could 
reinstall .NET again.

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>Comment By: Henrik Weber (hweber)
Date: 2005-12-05 09:14

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Yes, that worked. Thank you! I can live with that for the 
time being.

However, DEP is supposed to be a security feature. It would 
be nice if the SpamBayes plugin played together with it.

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Comment By: CesarF (cmfn_mx)
Date: 2005-12-04 03:08

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Hi,

I think I've good news for you.
I've same problem and I found a similar reference to DEP 
with AMD that also fixed ours.

You just have to manually add OUTLOOK to DEP (Data 
Execution Prevention) list.
How?  Just follow this steps:

My Computer | Properties | Advanced | Performance | 
Settings | Data Execution Prevention

(After SP1, it is turned ON for all programs and services)

Add | Surf to c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11
\OUTLOOK.EXE | Open | Ok | Ok



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