Windows XP: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by labazzo - 10/5/04 4:14 AMIn the start menu, my Outlook Icon is missing. How can I get it back? I installed a Theme from alienware and noticed it had gliches so I took it out and bam, my outlook icon turn up missing.Help!
Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by auggief - 10/5/04 4:37 AM In reply to: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it? by labazzoI went to start/all programs/Microsoft Outlook and right clicked and then left clicked Pin to Start Menu.
Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by labazzo - 10/5/04 7:49 AM In reply to: Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it? by auggiefNot sure what you mean. Let me explain a little more. My Outlook Express Icon is missing from the primary e-mail link. Click start/Oulook Express Icon under the main Internet Browser link.
Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by auggief - 10/5/04 9:14 AM In reply to: Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it? by labazzoSorry I don't know what you mean by the main internet browser link.
Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by labazzo - 10/6/04 6:19 AM In reply to: Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it? by auggiefIf you hit start button, at the top the links for your internet browser and e-mail program. There is a envelope with an arrow icon for Outlook Express, I am missing that icon.
Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by retired - 10/6/04 7:17 AM In reply to: Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it? by labazzotry this:
Go to
C:\program files\outlook express and right click on the envelope with the blue arrows and choose copy.
Now go to C:\ documents and settings(your Name) Start menu\Programs and paste,, see if thet puts it back..
Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it?
by Papa Echo - 10/6/04 7:57 AM In reply to: Re: Outlook Icon Missing...have you seen it? by labazzoTo put a short cut of OE at the Start menu, but outside of All Programs, try this:
Find Outlook Express(msimn.exe) at
C:\program Files and right click on the envelope with the arrorws and create a short cut of it. Then right click the shortcut and chose 'cut'. Now right click the Start button and choose 'Open'. Hit Ctrl+V, or Edit> Paste. Close the Windows. Done.
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