Internet Explorer 10 – Cannot access OWA 2003

KB ID 0000718

Problem

At first I thought this was a problem with clients accessing OWA via VPN. That was until I saw it worked fine with Firefox and Chrome.

The page will not render correctly, and all the folders are listed as ‘Loading…’

Solution

There are two ways to fix this problem.

Option 1

1. Whilst attempting to view OWA, Press ALT+F > compatibility view settings.

2. Add in the IP address or URL of the Exchange servers OWA page.

Option 2

1. Whilst attempting to view OWA, Press F12 > change the browsers’ display mode to an earlier version.

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OWA (Outlook Web Access) “Red X” Error

KB ID 0000196

Problem

Usually seen on IE7 and IE8, when you try and reply to an email you see a red X in the body of the Email window.

 

Solution

Option 1: The simplest fix (Exchange 2000/2003 only – Including SBS2003).

1. Go to http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=911829 and install that hot fix on the server.

Note: This also fixes the error where OWA simply says “Loading”.

Option 2 : Whilst In OWA

1. Click Options > Scroll Down to EMail Security > Download > Run > Restart the browser.

OR


Options 3 – Check permissions (Exchange 2003 Only)

1. On the Exchange server open Windows Explorer.

2. Navigate to c:program filesExchsrvrexchweb

3. Locate the “img” folder > Right click > Properties > Untick hidden > Apply > OK.

Option 4 – Re-register some files (Exchange 2003 Only)

1. Click Start > Run > cmd {enter}

2. Enter the following commands.

regsvr32 “C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedTriedittriedit.dll”

regsvr32 “C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedTrieditdhtmled.ocx”

3. If the above errors, then copy these two files from a known working machine. You can also try copying them from a known working machine, even if you do not recieve an error.

Note: Internet Explorer 6 users make sure you have this update.

Note2: SBS2008 Users if you have multiple “Red X’s” on your OWA Page, then install the latest Exchange 2007 roll up package.

 

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