Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

re: Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

GScully — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:26:11 GMT

I fixed the BCM error by going to "help" -> Disabled Addons and enabling BCM, somehow an update or something caused it to get disabled. Then restart Outlook.

re: Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

Sarah — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 03:13:37 GMT

When im trying to link emails to a contact in Business Contact Manager via Manage E-mal Auto Linking the Search and Link Field is unavailable.

PLEASE HELP before i go senile!

Thanks

re: Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

Eddy — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 02:07:28 GMT

Clean your registry. You have invalid bcm entries that got to be deleted.

1. Try any registry cleaner program

2. Reboot

Good luck. I encounter the same issue. It took me a while to figure it out. There are corrupted BCM entries in the registry

re: Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

David Overton — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 09:22:10 GMT

Trey,

I don't know of anything that joins the two together, however Office Live does have a BCM type template in the tool

thanks

David

re: Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

Trey — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:18:07 GMT

Do you know anything about hosting BCM in Sharepoint or a sharepoint template for BCM? Is this possible?

re: Business Contact Manager (BCM) on Office 2007 error and the .Net framework

Jerome Sandifer — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:51:02 GMT

I recently ran into an issue where Microsoft Outlook 2007 gives the user an error message immediately after the program has been opened. And it just continues to pop up the same error time after time, even if you click “OK”. The error message is “Business Contact Manager failed to initialize the Common Language Runtime ECall methods must be packaged into a system module”. There was almost nothing that could be done about the error message. I tried everything logical, and nothing would work. I ended up finding the fix for this issue. Here are a list of steps. The first couple of steps can probably be omitted, however I will include them anyway, as this is the exact approach I took when finding the resolve. I first downloaded the “Windows Installer CleanUp Utility (Tool)”. I then selected to remove the installation databases for the following products: .NET Framework 1.1, .NET Framework 2.0, and Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager. After removing these 3 databases, I then rebooted the system. Afterwards I went to Add/Remove Programs, and clicked “Change/Remove” on the .NET Framework 2.0 and it reinstalled it automatically. I then downloaded and installed .NET Framework 3.5. Afterwards I rebooted the system, and not only did Microsoft Office 2007 start back working normally, but also QuickBooks and a few other programs on the customer’s machine that had recently stopped working. Apparently a recent MS Update caused the issue. There was ironically an Email in the customer’s Inbox from Quickbooks outlining the details of the Microsoft Update, which one caused it, and a proposed fix. However we were unable to see that as we were unable to open Outlook normally!