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Outlook 2007 Change Calendar Time Zone causes Out of Memory Error or System Resources error notification
Migrated from inhouse Exchange 2007 environment to a Hosted Exchange 2010 provider. A number of users are now receiving 2 errors from Outlook. The first notification is "Change Calendar Time Zone A change has occured. Appointments,meetings and reminders will be updated" which is followed by an error notification "Out of Memory or System Resources. Close some Windows or Programs and Try again"
I have troubleshooted the memory error and the machines it occurs on do not have any problems with memory or running out of virtual memory, or space. I was able to reproduce the error within Outlook 2007 by going to 'Tools - Options - Calendar Options - Time Zone - Change Calendar Time Zone - Click OK.' I have attached a screen shot of the error. I have checked with our hosted Exchange provider and they have not been able to come up with any solutions to the problem.
Any help on this problem would be appreciated!
I have troubleshooted the memory error and the machines it occurs on do not have any problems with memory or running out of virtual memory, or space. I was able to reproduce the error within Outlook 2007 by going to 'Tools - Options - Calendar Options - Time Zone - Change Calendar Time Zone - Click OK.' I have attached a screen shot of the error. I have checked with our hosted Exchange provider and they have not been able to come up with any solutions to the problem.
Any help on this problem would be appreciated!
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Thank you for the reply. Following the link you provided I performed some additional tests.
I deleted the profile and created a new one and encountered same problem. I ran a scan on the OST file and found no errors, ran fixmapi found no problems. Disabled AV and checked for any addons in Outlook, no problems found. I did find that switching Outlook to Non-Cached mode did allow me to perform the 'Change Calendar Time Zone' without error. However, when I switch back to Cached mode and Click it again I get an error.
The problem we have is that it's not recommended to run Outlook in Non-Cached mode with hosted Exchange. Outlook will spend far too much time thinking everytime a user select a subfolder or calendar (slowww).
So at this point I need to figure out why Cached mode is causing the Time Zone error and how to resolve it while using Cached mode. Any additional help would be appreciated.
I deleted the profile and created a new one and encountered same problem. I ran a scan on the OST file and found no errors, ran fixmapi found no problems. Disabled AV and checked for any addons in Outlook, no problems found. I did find that switching Outlook to Non-Cached mode did allow me to perform the 'Change Calendar Time Zone' without error. However, when I switch back to Cached mode and Click it again I get an error.
The problem we have is that it's not recommended to run Outlook in Non-Cached mode with hosted Exchange. Outlook will spend far too much time thinking everytime a user select a subfolder or calendar (slowww).
So at this point I need to figure out why Cached mode is causing the Time Zone error and how to resolve it while using Cached mode. Any additional help would be appreciated.
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Manged to find a way to suppress the error. Unfortunately, there was not much help on EE to troubleshoot it.
Refer this previusoly answered question:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23782335/Out-of-memory-or-system-resources-in-Microsoft-Outlook-2003-and-2007.html
Hope this helps,
Shree