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9.8

Outlook keeps hanging up, not responding

Asked by williampeck in Windows XP Operating System, Outlook Groupware Software

Tags: Microsoft, Outlook, 2003, keeps hanging

Hi, nothing has changed on my machine, but for some reason Outlook goes into "not responding" mode frequently, in the last couple of days routinely.

In Task Manager, in the Applications tab it says "Not responding" and CPU is maxed out at 100%. But in the Processes tab the process for Outlook is 0%, and if I sort by CPU usage no other processes are a hog. In fact, all the processes don't even add up to (anything close to) 100%. So that is odd.

I took off the reading pane, that has given me sporadic trouble in the past. But I love using the Reading Pane.

CPU usage is still maxed out at 100% but can't tell which processes are taking up memory.

System info:
Dell Dimension 4100, ~6 years old
Ram 512mb, P-III 930Mhx
HD 20GB, 2.5 GB free
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Screen prints of Task Mgr
 
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