Version 1.0.0.4 of the Tech Support Guy System Info Utility
Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition, 64-bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6500U CPU @ 2.50GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 78 Stepping 3
RAM: 8101 Mb
Intel(R) HD Graphics 520, 1024 Mb graphics card
Hard Disk Drives: C: 465 GB (182 GB Free); D: 9 GB (1 GB Free); E: 3726 GB (3632 GB Free); F: 3725 GB (2574 GB Free); F: 3725 GB (2574 GB Free);
HP 804E Motherboard Antivirus: ESET Security, Enabled and Updated
I recently installed Microsoft Office 2021 and had an issue with the installation of Outlook.
I get the following error messages at the start. The network is accessible, no other windows are open, and as for the remarks in the first window, I have no idea what or where it is looking for information. Please see the attached jpegs.
Later, I needed to log into Admin, and MS TEAMS appeared. I filled out the form and then closed it. Outlook opened immediately and I had full access to everything. I logged back into my profile and attempted to access Outlook with the same results as before.
Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition, 64-bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6500U CPU @ 2.50GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 78 Stepping 3
RAM: 8101 Mb
Intel(R) HD Graphics 520, 1024 Mb graphics card
Hard Disk Drives: C: 465 GB (182 GB Free); D: 9 GB (1 GB Free); E: 3726 GB (3632 GB Free); F: 3725 GB (2574 GB Free); F: 3725 GB (2574 GB Free);
HP 804E Motherboard Antivirus: ESET Security, Enabled and Updated
I recently installed Microsoft Office 2021 and had an issue with the installation of Outlook.
I get the following error messages at the start. The network is accessible, no other windows are open, and as for the remarks in the first window, I have no idea what or where it is looking for information. Please see the attached jpegs.
Later, I needed to log into Admin, and MS TEAMS appeared. I filled out the form and then closed it. Outlook opened immediately and I had full access to everything. I logged back into my profile and attempted to access Outlook with the same results as before.
