When starting Microsoft Outlook 2010 in the Windows XP SP3 Professional Operating System (OS), there is always a MobileMe Services error:
MobileMe Service has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
If you are in the middle of something, the information you were looking on might be lost.
If you click for more information about this error, it will shown the below error signature:
AppName: mobilemeservices.exe
AppVer 1.6.65.0
ModName: kernel32.dll
ModVer: 5.1.2600.6293
Offset: 00012fd3
Solution
- In Microsoft Outlook 2010, kindly click File > Options.
- Please click Add-Ins. Under "Manage: COM Add-ins" at the bottom of the screen, kindly click the "Go..." button.
- On the pop up COM Add-Ins window, kindly un-check the "MobileMe Outlook Add-in" & click the "OK". Please restart Microsoft Outlook 2010.
12 comments:
Just tried your suggested fix and had an instant cure.
A great big THANK YOU for getting rid of this headache.
Uncle Pete
Hi Jack
I am working with Outlook 2010 (Vista). Tried your suggestion. Magic Stuff. Now it works perfect. You're a Star but i give 10/10.
Thank you
Luis...Durban...South Africa
Fantastic. Thank you much.
Not only was your solution correct, but your instructions were clear, concise, and correct (not to mention polite). Thanks very much.
i have outlook 2003 and it doesnt work... any suggestion?
Hi Eran,
In Microsoft Outlook 2003 and older version, the "COM Add-ins" dialog is at Tools > Options > Other Tab > Advanced Options button. Hope it help.
[Reference from http://www.slipstick.com/how-to-outlook/outlook-add-ins/]
JackNg
Jack, you the man!!!
Using Outlook 2010 (Windows 7). Tried your solution and it solved the problem. Thanks for the clear straightforward instructions.
Glad I found your blog!
am on outlook 2007 any suggestions? re mobileme
For Outlook 2007, please try Tools > Trust Center > Add-ins > Active Application Add-ins. Hope it help.
Thanks jack.
Using outlook 2007. Got to the end of your advice and was
told only able to be deleted by the administrator. This
is a home computer and I am only user. How do I get past
this? Thanks
Hi Kevin,
Please go to Control Panel > User Accounts to check whether your login account is an administrator account. Thanks.
THANK YOU JACK !!! June 6, 2017
With Outlook 2007 this nuisance has bugged me for more than a year. Finally FREE of it after your excellent tutelage.
Allan
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