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1.Outlook hangs at 100% CPU under certain conditions.
Problem:
Outlook hangs at 100% CPU under certain conditions.
Conditions:
Oulook operates normally while it is open. You can read messages via "double-clicking" on the message or using the "preview pane". Outlook ONLY hangs when you try to close it. The icon remains at the bottom and if you look at task manager, Outlook is at 100%.
We have localized it to the opening or creation of ANY email. We can open and close Outlook with no problems IF YOU DO NOT READ OR COMPOSE ANy EMAILS. As soon as your read or compose one email, you are screwed when you close Outlook.
We insured that under "Tools" => "Options" => "Mail Format" and "Compose in this message format" is set to "Rich Text" and both checkboxes are "unchecked" for using Microsoft Word for anything.
PLEASE HELP!!! We are doing a state wide implementation and have not found a resolution. 30+ machines are experiencing this problem and we know more are soon to come.
2.Opening Calendar 'hangs' Outlook, CPU 100%
Hi,
has anyone experienced this? A week ago one of our users complained that his
calender made his Outlook 'hang' trying to add an appointment on a date past
December 9 2003.
System: Exchange 55-sp4 on NT4-sp6a, Outlook 2000 on client Win2000.
I noticed that all other functions in Outlook worked without any problems,
but trying to open or even look at any date past December 9 in his calendar
would freeze the PC (CPU 100%).
Logging into another workstation produced exactly the same problem. Opening
the calendar in my own Outlook (admin) produced the same problem.
Following several Technet articles I exported all data, deleted the mailbox,
created a new one and imported the data again. That didn't help.
Next I've tried with Easy Recovery Pro, results were quite drastic: almost
all data from the calender was removed, not just data after Dec. 9. Since
this user has scheduled lots of things way into 2004 this is not acceptable
to him.
Since Dec. 9, it's not even possible anymore to open the calendar, the
system will 'freeze' at once (again, CPU 100%)
This morning I tried my luck with scanpst.exe, which gave as result: no
problems found.
Since I'm not a very experienced Exchange/Outlook admin I hope someone can
help me further with any tips or hints what more I can do about this.
(posted this question also in ms.pub.outlook.calendaring)
Thanks,
Sjef
3.Outlook hangs with 100% cpu
I have a user who is having problems with Outlook 2002. He can open it
up ok but after a period of time it will start using 100% CPU and
hang. If he starts Outlook in safe mode he can use it ok.
Outlook is running on XP Pro and both have all updates, and service
packs etc.
The .pst file has been scanned but there was no problem there. The
.pst in stored on the local PC and Outlook does not use Exchange.
There are no third party plugins or anything installed in outlook.
Any suggestions
Tim
4.Outlook 2007 hang with 100% CPU utilization
I see a lot of people suffering this since Outlook 2000 but no reply from MS,
no KB article. Couldnt this be by design?
My Outlook is painfully hanging the system with 100% CPU utilization
everytime I try to preview the message on the reading pane. I observe that
Outlook.exe is using 100% CPU during this. It takes up to a couple of
minutes. Everything is clean install including XP and Office 2007. The only
thing comes to my mind is ACT! 2006 installation that may have created
anything causing this problem. I have uninstalled it but again the same
problem.
Any serious help rather than experimental solutions?
5.Outlook keeps hanging up-says loading dataset-using 100% CPU HELP
Right after installing office updates, my Outlook started crashing!
Everything is SUPER SLOW. When it starts, it says Files 1 of 2, data set
loading and just sits there.
It also says my Archive Folder didn't close properly! Don't know how to fix
that either! THanks.
6. Outlook Hangs Constantly 100% CPU when accessing contacts
7. Outlook 2002 slows, then hangs and CPU goes to near 100%
8. Outlook hanging on startup - 100% cpu utilization