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Couple of thoughts:<br />
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1) Check the antivirus email check to see if it is slowing send/receive, and if so disable it. Check if any other programs are slowing things down (anti-spyware, firewalls, etc.) and disable them.<br />
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2) You may need to register/re-register the send/recieve library file. To do this<br />
Start &gt;&nbsp;Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll<br />
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Let us know if neither of these help/
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Couple of thoughts:

1) Check the antivirus email check to see if it is slowing send/receive, and if so disable it. Check if any other programs are slowing things down (anti-spyware, firewalls, etc.) and disable them.

2) You may need to register/re-register the send/recieve library file. To do this
Start > Run and type regsvr32 inetcomm.dll

Let us know if neither of these help/

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My Outlook keeps freezing when I send emails. It seems to work fine for about 5 mins after I open Outlook but after that it will freeze as soon as I hit Send. Closing Outlook and reopening it is the only way to fix it. Does anyone know what could be causing this and how to fix it? <br />
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I have tried: <br />
Recreating the Mail Profile<br />
Reinstalling Vista and Outlook<br />
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My Setup:<br />
Outlook 2007<br />
Vista Home Premium <br />
Exchange Email 
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My Outlook keeps freezing when I send emails. It seems to work fine for about 5 mins after I open Outlook but after that it will freeze as soon as I hit Send. Closing Outlook and reopening it is the only way to fix it. Does anyone know what could be causing this and how to fix it? 

I have tried: 
Recreating the Mail Profile
Reinstalling Vista and Outlook

My Setup:
Outlook 2007
Vista Home Premium 
Exchange Email 

Why does my Outlook 2007 freeze when I send emails?

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Outlook

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Windows Vista

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