1. Uninstall the anti-virus
  2. Backup the *.dbx file
  3. Working offline (File -> tick Work Offline)
  4. Perform a manual compact (File -> Folder -> Compact)
  5. Close Outlook Express
  6. Find and Rename “outbox.dbx”, ”sent.dbx”, “folder.dbx”…….. Open CMD, then type dir *.dbx /s to find the exact location of the file.
  7. Try to open OE and send email again. It should regenerate new “outbox.dbx”, ”sent.dbx”, “folder.dbx”
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I have Apache and PHP installed, and I am getting this error “No input file specified” when I typed http://localhost in my web browser. To solve this make sure that php.ini & httpd.conf have the same directory name, see example below:

  • for php.ini which is usually located at C:\PHP\ make sure that doc_root is the same as your DocumentRoot for httpd.conf, make not of the forward and backward slashes
    doc_root = "E:\WEBSITES\"
  • for httpd.conf which is usually located at C:\Program Files\......\Apache\
    DocumentRoot "E:/WEBSITES"

    <Directory "E:/WEBSITES">

 

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