Click Start, point to Find, and then click Files Or Folders.
2.
In the Named box, type mapi*.dll.
3.
In the Look In box, click the drive containing the Windows\System
folder.
4.
Click Find Now.
5.
Rename any files that meet the following
criteria:
The file name is Mapi.dll or Mapi32.dll. The file date
is not 7/11/95.
6.
Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Add/Remove Programs..
7.
On the Windows Setup tab, click the the Microsoft Exchange check box to clear it.
8.
Click OK. When you are prompted to restart the computer, do so.
9.
After the computer restarts, reinstall Microsoft Exchange
by repeating steps 6-8. Click the Microsoft Exchange check box to select it in step 7.
10.
After you reinstall Microsoft Exchange, reinstall the
Microsoft Exchange Update. Make sure to install the update from an empty folder
on the hard disk.
One cause for this behavior is running the Microsoft
Exchange Update (Exupdusa.exe) in either the Windows or Windows\Desktop folder.
Doing so causes a newer version of the Mapi.dll and Mapi32.dll files to be
extracted, creating the version conflict.
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