> MS Outlook continues running as a process when terminated (as shown by Task
> Manager); it disappears from the Applications tab but remains under the
> Processes tab.
>
> If Outlook is reloaded, two copies appear under Processes (albeit the second
> with only small memory usage) but nothing under Applications.
>
> If the two copies are killed (End Process in Task Manager) and Outlook is
> then reloaded again, I'm informed that Outlook failed to load properly and
> do I want it loading in Safe Mode now. Outlook loads successfully in either
> mode, but still leaves a copy of itself behind under Processes when
> terminated.
>
> This is all running under Windows XP Pro SP3 and Office SP3 and appears to
> have started after switching from BT Broadband to O2 Broadband and Norton
> Internet Security to McAfee.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> ...

> "Alias" wrote in message
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>> Dave wrote:

>>> MS Outlook continues running as a process when terminated (as shown by
>>> Task Manager); it disappears from the Applications tab but remains under
>>> the Processes tab.
>>>
>>> If Outlook is reloaded, two copies appear under Processes (albeit the
>>> second with only small memory usage) but nothing under Applications.
>>>
>>> If the two copies are killed (End Process in Task Manager) and Outlook is
>>> then reloaded again, I'm informed that Outlook failed to load properly
>>> and do I want it loading in Safe Mode now. Outlook loads successfully in
>>> either mode, but still leaves a copy of itself behind under Processes
>>> when terminated.
>>>
>>> This is all running under Windows XP Pro SP3 and Office SP3 and appears
>>> to have started after switching from BT Broadband to O2 Broadband and
>>> Norton Internet Security to McAfee. ...

> Dave wrote:

>> "Alias"

> "Alias" wrote in message
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>> Dave wrote:

>>> "Alias" wrote in message
>>> news:g64iuk$4ai$1@aioe.org...

>>>> Dave wrote:

>>>>> MS Outlook continues running as a process when terminated (as shown by
>>>>> Task Manager); it disappears from the Applications tab but remains
>>>>> under the Processes tab.
>>>>>
>>>>> If Outlook is reloaded, two copies appear under Processes (albeit the
>>>>> second with only small memory usage) but nothing under Applications.
>>>>>
>>>>> If the two copies are killed (End Process in Task Manager) and Outlook
>>>>> is then reloaded again, I'm informed that Outlook failed to load
>>>>> properly and do I want it loading in Safe Mode now. Outlook loads
>>>>> successfully in either mode, but still leaves a copy of itself behind
>>>>> under Processes when terminated.
>>>>> ...

> MS Outlook continues running as a process when terminated (as shown
> by Task Manager); it disappears from the Applications tab but remains
> under the Processes tab.