I know this post is getting old, but this problem still occurs for us, so I wanted to clear up the confusion that the above post creates. EVMSP.DLL is not part of antivirus software, it's part of Symantec's Enterprise Vault client for Outlook.

Hi all As some of you may be aware Enterprise Vault 11 shipped on the 5th May.

On a less important side note would i be able to use the 1866 ram that is supported by the 5750m or would the mother board limit that to 1600 i never understood whether my apu or board was the limitation. Many thanks in advance for any information. 3d modelj dlya chpu zhurnaljnij stolik. I have an hp pavilion g6 2342dx with an amd a8 4500m apu and windows 7 pro 64 bit with eight gigs of ram i believe the socket types is fs1 (r2) the bios is insyde f.26 i have read the manual and it only mentions the amd a10 4600m and this is only a marginal upgrade from the a8 i have so i was wondering if my notebook would support a newer a10 model such as the 5750m,and if it would be plug and play (i can change it) or if i would run into problems with the bios or be limited by hardware.

The following combination functions mostly. VERSION INFORMATION Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bit Outlook Microsoft Outlook 15, 32-bit (15.0.0.4420) Internet Explorer 8.0.7601.17514 Enterprise Vault Add-in 10.0.2.1112 (Light functionality enabled) VBScript component (Outlvbs.dll) Available The down fall is when you try to access the archive through the data file shortcut located in the left-hand pane of the Mail – Home tab. It pops with: I haven’t had time to play with the functionality of my rules that push older emails from my in box into the vault yet. I wanted to see if I could find a work around for the error first.