Outlook 2007 error The form region DPOfcX

Hi Guys,
When I open Outlook 2007 or open an e-mail I am getting the following error.
The form region “DPOfcX” cannot be opened. The form region manifest specifies an add-in that is not installed.
I have check in the add-in there is no add-ins at all. I have check the exchange client extensions in there the add-in of nod32, exchange and SAP callender. in the disable add-in there is nothing.
When I start Outlook in safe mode the error don't show at all. What else I have done was to scan the computer with Spybot for malware. Nothing found. the computer is brand new got it on Saterday. When I search
the computer for the DPOfcx do not get any results. I have check in system 32 files and syswow64
Any help I will be greatfull!
regards,
Gerrit

Hi Gerrit,
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\FormRegions. Delete the registration for your entry for the MessageClass you are handling.
Removing an addin that way does not unregister it or its dependencies. You should uninstall or remove from Add/Remove Programs or Programs and Features in the Control Panel, or by re-running the installer
and selecting to remove the addin.
If the form region registration is created as part of the installation it should be removed by uninstalling. If it is created later after installation, say by code, you need code such as an installer custom
action to unregister the form region.
Hope that helps.

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