Error Message When Opening Outlook Express6

When I clicked send & receive emails option, I received some mails. Then around two mails moved out of my outbox. Suddenly I got an error message after which I could not open Outlook express 6 again. Immediately after opening the following error message comes and I couldnot see or open the box folders.

MSIMN caused an exception c0000006H in module DIRECTDB.DLL at 017f:01435556.
Registers:
EAX=85365254 CS=017f EIP=01435556 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=0000027c SS=0187 ESP=0056a398 EBP=0056a3b0
ECX=00000004 DS=0187 ESI=03e90018 FS=1987
EDX=0001e254 ES=0187 EDI=01456348 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
03 58 04 8b 00 39 45 0c 74 1c 83 7d 18 00 74 0a
Stack dump:
0000001f 0001e254 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0056a3e0 01435a2f 00000004 0001e254 0056a3d8 00000000 00000001 85204594 01456348 0000001f

Please guide me in this regard. I am not a software engineer.

 

I found this solution here:

If Outlook Express will not open because you receive an error message citing directdb.dll, that is an indication that one or more of the dbx files containing your messages is corrupted. Couple of ways to fix it.

Let's try the easy one first.
Start/Find/Files and search for all files ending with DBX. Note the folder in which they are located. Create a new folder on your Desktop and call it OldMsgs.

Now go to the folder containing all of the dbx files and move them to the OldMsgs folder so that the default message store folder is empty. (make sure there are no files remaining in the folder after the move).

Now open Outlook Express and it should open normally although with no messages in any folder other than the original Welcome to OE in the Inbox.

Now click File/Import/Messages/OE5 or 6/From an OE5 or 6 Message Store and point it to the "OldMsgs" folder on your Desktop.

After the import verify that all messages are in the proper folders. If any folder failed to import correctly, it may be damaged. In that case you can download DBExtract to extract its contents as eml files which you can then drag/drop into a local mail folder for archival purposes.

 

Thank you Miz. Now it is working.