Microsoft Office Outlook-Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions;?”.

Asked By Gina Alajar 0 points N/A Posted on - 12/06/2011

Hi people. I need to consult a little problem for you experts I know.

I have a problem to my Microsoft outlook, I got this error when trying to open outlook program to my XP computer.

All I remember before getting this error is that I scanned my system with antivirus.

After that when trying to open office outlook I got this error. I don’t know how I can run it again with no error.

Please help me guys.

Thank you so much!

Microsoft Office Outlook

Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions;?”. The syntax or format of the registry entry is incorrect. Check the registry settings and compare the registry for this extension to other extensions in the registry.

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Answered By sershadahmed 5 points N/A #118812

Microsoft Office Outlook-Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions;?”.

Dear,

Firstly you format your Drive C: of the Windows XP.

Secondly You need to setup Windows XP in to your computer Again.

Then You can use Microsoft Office Outlook without no problem.

Thanks

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Answered By Thompson Locker 10 points N/A #118814

Microsoft Office Outlook-Error in registry for extension “Exchange Extensions;?”.

So you scanned your system using the antivirus software that you have installed, and when the process was done you deleted any viruses or any suspicious programs that were found on your computer? Well, I guess you might have caused a problem in that process. The antivirus could have just stumbled upon an important registry file for ms outlook, and since it has a .exe extension the antivirus mistook it for a virus or a malicious program. And when you deleted the files that the antivirus may have listed as posing harm to your system you may have deleted the registries too.

The workaround for that will be run the system restore utility to remove any changes that you made to the computer, or you might just as well install ms outlook afresh.

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