2. outlook encountered a problem and needs to close

   
   To clean your Outlook profile:
   

   1. Close Microsoft Outlook if it is open
   2. Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog box
   3. In the Run dialog, type Outlook /cleanprofile
   4. Click OK or press Enter.

   Start Microsoft Outlook and see if the problem is solved. If not, you will need to see if any add-ons are creating the problem.
   Outlook Third Party Add-Ons
   

   1. Close Microsoft if it is open
   2. Press Windows Key + R to open Run Dialog box
   3. In Run Dialog box, type Outlook /safe
   4. This will start Outlook in safe mode where any third party add-ons are disabled.
   5. Check and see if your Microsoft Outlook is working properly

   If MS Outlook works properly in safe mode, it means some add-on is creating causing Outlook to close. Now you need to isolate and remove the add-ons that might be causing Outlook to crash. To do this:
   

   1. Open the File menu (Office 2010) or Office menu (Office 2007).
   2. Click on options
   3. Click Add-ins
   4. Towards the bottom of the window you are presented with, select COM and click Go.
   5. You will be now presented with a list of add-ons in Microsoft Outlook
   6. Disable all add-ons (remove the check mark).
   7. Enable one add on at a time (check the checkbox against each one, one at a time) and run Microsoft Outlook to see if works properly
      
      *  Hp wireless icon shows red X
      
      Uninstall HP Wireless Assistant and check to connect wireless
      
      * Unable to enable the wireless in HP
      http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Wireless-Internet-Home-Networking-e-g-Windows-8/Can-t-enable-wireless-capability/td-p/583547
      

   
   

     
3. MAR

   22

   Some useful link for tech 9

   * Internet security settings prevented files from being opened windows 7

   
   EXAMPLE: The table is looking exactly like in this picture.

   

   STEP 1
   
   Create new user/administrator: Go to start menu, "Control Panel" and "User Accounts".

   

   Click on "Manage another account"...

   

   ...and "Create new account".

   

   Type in the name of user and check "Administrator".

   

   Once you've done, click "Create User".
   
   
   
   STEP 2
   
   Switch to newly created user and run "Registry Editor": Go to start menu, at "Shutdown" button you can see arrow, click on it and "Switch user".

   

   Select the user you created.
   
   In the newly created user, go to start menu and type in "Regedit", hit "Enter" and click "Yes" to bring the "Registry Editor" up.

   

   STEP 3
   
   Expand the following registrys: 
   "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings"

   

   STEP 4
   
   Export "Internet Settings" to file (.reg): Right click on "Internet Settings" and "Export":

   

   Select the directory (I used "Documents"), type the name and click"Save".

   

   STEP 5
   
   Switch back to original account and remove "Internet Settings" registry key: Go to"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" again, right click on "Internet Settings" and "Delete" (Because it's a crashed registry).

   

   STEP 6
   
   Import a new registry into"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\":Go to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\", then "File", "Import" and select a newly created registry key (Which you exported during using the newly created user).

   

   Click "Open". New and fixed registry should be there. RECOMMENDATION: Restart your PC after this, to refresh everything.

    

                       OR

   * In the easy way

    

   Try this one it works for me:
   1. Create another user (admin)
   2. Switch to the newly-created user
   3. Run regedit
   4. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings
   5. Right-click -> export to a public folder or root dir
   6. Switch back to your original account
   7. Remove(delete) the the above keys
   8. Run the exported .reg 

    

   *  OR another thing to do if the problem still comes up again

    

   

   This is very common error since the release of Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 8; we thought we had a major virus but this turned out not to be the case. There are some security settings that need to be tweaked inside the Internet Options to allow downloads again.
   “your internet security settings prevented one or more files from being opened”
   

   Problems Opening Files on LAN

   You may get the “these files cannot be opened” error when opening files on a network drive.
   Control Panel –> Internet Options –> Security Tab
   
   I unchecked them all and it works! The “your internet security settings prevented one or more files from being opened” didn’t block me and I can now open files on network drives.
   
   

   Problems opening files in Internet Explorer, Firefox & Windows Explorer

   Setting these for both the Internet and Intranet settings should take care of the file open problems. The setting I discovered during my troubleshooting is “Launching applications and unsafe files”. This can be set in two places depending on your network setup.
   Change the settings in Internet Options
   This is an error from Internet Explorer security settings found under your “Tools” –> “Internet Options” –> “Security” tab –> “Local intranet” or “Internet”.
   
   
   Make sure you can download files
   You may also need to enable File download to get past the “these files can’t be opened” inside the Internet Properties.
   
   Change this is Group Policy
   If you operate in a domain you will need to add the settings to a new GPO to remove the “your internet security settings prevented one or more files from being opened” error from all network systems at once. This method worked for me.
   
   Open your Group Policy Management Editor and either create a new IE8 Policy or use an existing one and go to User Configuration –> Policies –> Administrative Templates –> Windows Components –> Internet Explorer –> Internet Control Panel –> Security Page –> Internet Zone –> Launching programs and unsafe files
   You should do this for both Internet zone and Intranet zone.
   
   Well, the steps above solved my problem since I first posted this tip. I can’t help on a problem I cannot reproduce so my posting above is all I have to offer.