PSE 8.0 and Microsoft Office 2010 64-bit

Good day,
I recently upgraded my Office version from 2007 32-bit to 2010 64-bit. Originally, PSE integrated fine with Outlook 2007 and I had no problems. However, now, when I attempt to email from within PSE, it does not work. Instead, I get an error message that states "Either this is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the default mail client".
I have verified that Outlook is setup as the default mail client. Any thoughts as to what might be causing this?
Thanks for your help!
-Robert

@HCH_50
I am not sure whether this will solve but you can try this
1. repair Outlook from control pannel
2. repair NOS from control pannel
3. Repair Sync from NOS sync option
4. Create new profile in Outlook
5. Restart Pc and then try
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