how to fix procedure entry point TryCreatePakcageDependency could not be located - in Outlook

The error indicates Outlook is calling a function that does not exist in a Windows/Office DLL on the current system, similar to other “procedure entry point … could not be located” issues.

From the available information, the supported fixes for comparable Outlook/Office entry‑point errors are:

1. Make sure Outlook/Office is fully updated

• Open any Office app (Word, Outlook classic if it will start).
• Go to File > Office Account > Update Options > Update Now.
• Install any offered updates and restart Outlook.

2. If Outlook will not start at all, run an Online Repair of Office

• Close all Office apps.
• Open Control Panel > Programs and Features (or Settings > Apps > Installed apps on newer Windows).
• Select Microsoft 365/Office, choose Change.
• Choose Online Repair (not Quick Repair) and let it complete.
  • This is the same approach recommended when Outlook/Word DLL entry‑point errors occur after an update.

3. If the problem started immediately after uninstalling or downgrading Office/Outlook

• A mismatched or incorrect type library or DLL registration can cause entry‑point errors.
• For Outlook 2013, a known case after uninstalling Outlook 2016 is fixed by:
  1. Opening regedit.
  2. Deleting the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\TypeLib\{00062FFF-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}\9.6.
  3. Running an Online Repair of Office.
• Only perform registry edits if comfortable and after backing up the registry, as incorrect changes can cause system problems.

4. If the error is tied to an add‑in

• Disable third‑party add‑ins:
  • Start Outlook in safe mode (for example, by holding Ctrl while starting Outlook classic) so add‑ins do not load.
  • If Outlook opens in safe mode without the error, disable add‑ins from File > Options > Add‑ins, then COM Add‑ins > Go, and uncheck non‑Microsoft add‑ins.

5. If none of the above resolves it

• Completely uninstall Office from Apps & Features/Programs and Features.
• Manually remove remaining Office folders under Program Files and user profile locations as appropriate.
• Reinstall Office, then update it and test Outlook again.

If the issue persists after a full Online Repair or reinstall, collect the exact Windows version, Outlook/Office version, and the full error text, and then contact Microsoft Support or post on the Outlook Tech Community/Answers forum for targeted assistance.

References:

• Outlook 2010 will not start on WinXP after January updates
• Error “The text formatting command is not available” when opening emails in classic Outlook or documents in Word for Windows
• Can't find DLL entry point in specified DLL
• Outlook 2013 add-in crashes trying to create new email
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