We are experiencing similar issues in our environment on systems that have SWV installed.  In fact, it happened on my own system this morning.  I had to re-create the profile to get it to work.  Outlook and Office 2007 are installed in the base.

Is this for limited users or admins?

We've found out that the following is the registry key in question:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\Default Outlook Profile\9207f3e0a3b11019908b08002b2a56c2]
"01023d00"=
This key leads to the appropriate Outlook archive file. If we backup this key after restoring Outlook manually, we're able to repair Outlook after another 'swv crash' by just importing this reg key.
We now try to monitor what and when changes are made to this key.

Those users that had previous versions of SWV are not having the issue.  I was not having this issue until I upgraded to the latest version.

has anyone seen this on a machine that was not upgraded (meaning a clean install of 5126)?

My machine was upgraded but the other 8 we deployed were clean installs of 5126.

I have not been able to reproduce this issue.  I'm on WinXP and upgraded from 6.1.5122->6.1.5126 with SEP 11 installed.  Outlook is virtualized so I'm planning on testing that in the base as well.

I'd suggest contacting support because we may need to look at your images.

We don't have a service so maybe they meant the driver which would in effect disable SWV.

Let me get some more info from you so I can properly test outlook in the base.

1) Version of SEP?
2) are there any layer's active when this happens or does it happen just when SWV is installed with no layers?
3) if #2 is layers are active does this happen with empty layers?  If not then what's in your other layers?
4) I assume office is fully patched including the SP?

It appears that the SEP exclusions in the registy have fixed the issue for me and one other person.  I have no clue how SEP exclusions in the registry could fix Outlook profile corruption issues but it did.  It appears that previous versions of SWV did not necessarily require SEP exclusions but the new version somehow does (at least with regards to Outlook).  I will follow up in a couple days to determine if we are out of the woods.

SEP version 11.0.5002.333
Layers are active
Office is fully patched (in the base of course).

Jordan,

according to your questions:
1) We use several versions of SEP (German) 11.0.4202.75 (MR4 MP2) and 11.0.5002.333 (RU5), unfortunately German RU6a isn't out yet
2) On our clients there are always some Layers active (we've got at least ten in the image)
3) need to test...
4) We use Office XP SP3 (virtual) together with Outlook 2007 SP2 (base)

We have those crashes despite having excluded the necessary processes in the ProgramIgnoreList from the first day on...

I am still getting errors.  Oddly, when I worked from home yesterday and logged in for the first time I had no errors.  However, when I returned to the office this morning I got the error once more.

I'm still looking into this issue, I'll let everyone know when I have more info.

We're experiencing the same problems running v6.1.5126 of SWV and SEP v11.0.6000.550.

We make a clean syspreped installation with Swedish XP SP3 and Outlook 2003 SP3. Im running outlook anything from 1 hour to a couple of days before the problem starts . We also have reports of 3-4 reinstallations of the Outlook profiles on the same users.

One workaround is to either delete the profile and recreate it - or running a "repair" on Outlook 2003. But the problem always comes back randomly.

We had other issues with the older SWV agent - so reverting back to that version is not an option. What is the status of the problem right now?!

So I can hit this with 5126.

I'm testing this with the most current internal build and then pass it off to dev.

Thanks everyone for doing a bunch of the leg work, having the keys to look at saved me some time.

I'm also glad it's not me. We've been having this issue for about 2-3 weeks now; ever since we upgrade to 61.15126.

Outlook 2003 in the base and running WinXp.
It happens randomly and the issue appears in a few ways:
1. trying to access a shared calendar and you get a message stating you have to be online,
2. opening Outlook and getting a message that "unable to open your defaults e-mail folders..."
Have to delete all local OST's (we use cache mode) and re-create profile.

I upgrade initially, but had to uninstall and reinstall since my desktop kept auto-arranging even with the setting unchecked.

If people are having this issue the recomended workaround is to uninstall 6.1.5126 and revert to 6.1.5114

I have this installed on my NS 6 box.  Is the SWV 6.1.5114 integrated solution still available for download?  I don't think I ever downloaded that version before.   I would like to roll that one back as well.

Wish i'd seen this earlier just upgraded to 6.1.5126 and have seen this on several machines, all running XP SP3 and Outlook 2003.

I'm also using Workspace Streaming, so when will a fix be out?

SWV 6.1 SP4 (formally 6.2) will have a fix for this issue.  I can't give an exact release date but I'll say sooner then later.

Any more news on a release for 6.1 SP4?

No. Though you shouldn't have to do that to see this issue resolved.

Thank you Jordan for your great support! We've downloaded the latest release 6.2.1562 (6.1 SP4) from http://go.symantec.com/sevdownloads and it really resolved the issue.

Good to hear.