If none of the above method works, this means that the Outlook data file (PST) is corrupt or damaged. If it starts normally, it means that the Outlook profile was corrupt and resulted in the ‘Cannot start Outlook’ error. In such a case, you can restore the file by following these steps: profilename.xml. If the file size is 0 KB, this means it’s corrupt. Restore/Delete Navigation Pane Configuration FileĪ common reason behind “Microsoft Outlook won’t Open” error is corruption in Navigation Pane Configuration File i.e. If Outlook is still not opening, move on to the next method. Once the repair process is complete, try to launch and open Outlook. Follow the instructions on your screen to complete the MS Office repair process.From ‘Change your installation’ dialog box, select Repair and then hit Continue.When ‘How would you like to repair your Office programs’ window pops-up, choose Online Repair and then select Repair.However, the steps will vary depending on whether you’ve Click-to-Run or MSI-based Office installation type.įor Click-to-Run installation type, do the following: MySQL Toolkit3-in-1 software toolkit to repair Corrupt Mysql, MariaDB & Analyze logs, and Interconvert Databases.Also supports recovery from RAIDs & Virtual Drives. Data Recovery ToolkitSoftware helps to recovers deleted data from Windows, Mac and Linux storage devices.MS SQL Toolkit5-in-1 software toolkit to repair corrupt SQL database, restore database from corrupt backup, reset database password, analyze SQL logs, & interconvert databases.It also repairs corrupt PDF files and recovers all objects. File Repair ToolkitPowerful file repair utility to fix corrupt Word, PowerPoint, and Excel documents created in Microsoft Office.Outlook ToolkitComprehensive software suite to repair PST files, merge PST files, eliminate duplicate emails, compact PST files, and recover lost or forgotten Outlook passwords.Exchange Toolkit5-in-1 software toolkit to recover Exchange database, convert EDB to PST, convert OST to PST, restore Exchange backup, and reset Windows Server password.
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