Cannot start Outlook 2007, a program error occurred. Tried lots of things....

I'm getting an error message of: "Cannot start Microsoft Office Outlook. A program error occurred. Quite Outlook and Microsoft Windows and then start again. A program error occurred. Quite Outlook and Microsoft Windows and then start again." when
I try to start Outlook 2007 running on windows 8.1. (standalone with pst file, not exchange)
I have tried:
Restarting computer (hard boot)
Running in safe mode: Outlook /safe
Resetting the nav panel: Outlook /resetnavpane
Running scanpst on the pst files.
Outlook /cleanprofile
Creating a new profile
Checking if windows search is running (it was) and restarting it.
All with the same error message.
I'm stumped. Any ideas how to get Outlook to open? Was there some sort of windows update that ran last night and messed up Outlook? It worked at end of day yesterday.
Thanks in advance.

Thank you for the update, seems the problem has been resolved, right? If this issue comes back or you need further assistance on it, please feel free to contact us.
Cheers,
Steve Fan
TechNet Community Support

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My 160MB iPod Classic won't sync from iTunes. This is a recent problem. The error message is "The iPod cannot be synched. An unknown error occurred (-39)." The end result is that music will sync but photos will not. Current software on Mac and iPod.

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