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I am having the same problem,
"Cannot display the folder. There is not enough free memory to run this
program. Quit one or more programs, and then try again."
Today, I am getting the message when trying to expand Sent Items. Overall
configuration is similar (2007 SP1, XP SP3, relatively high powered unit with
lots of memory.) Outlook has run without problem for some time until this
started occurring within the last few weeks. Once it starts, restarting
Outlook is the only cure. I've generally had the problem opening Favorites.
Any help would be appreciated.
Frank
"KC" wrote:
"Cannot display the folder. There is not enough free memory to run this
program. Quit one or more programs, and then try again."
Today, I am getting the message when trying to expand Sent Items. Overall
configuration is similar (2007 SP1, XP SP3, relatively high powered unit with
lots of memory.) Outlook has run without problem for some time until this
started occurring within the last few weeks. Once it starts, restarting
Outlook is the only cure. I've generally had the problem opening Favorites.
Any help would be appreciated.
Frank
"KC" wrote:
> "Cannot display the folder. There is not enough free memory to run this
> program. Quit one or more programs, and then try again."
>
> As you might guess, there are ample resources available and all other
> applications work and behave as expected (without warnings/errors).
>
> The issue is very likely a red herring, but looking to get feedback as to if
> this is a corruption issue in a PST/OST (we are running Outlook in cached
> exchange mode).
>
> Outlook is at SP1 level
>
> This error was in the PST, but then I saw that same error when looking at
> the list of to-do items, so its may have an indirect effect on the OST?!?!
>
> Once the user sees this error, it will apply to almost all folders (with the
> exception of the inbox (which is in the OST). I have had the user reboot and
> the problem has gone away…
>
> Any thoughts, suggestions, comments?
>
> program. Quit one or more programs, and then try again."
>
> As you might guess, there are ample resources available and all other
> applications work and behave as expected (without warnings/errors).
>
> The issue is very likely a red herring, but looking to get feedback as to if
> this is a corruption issue in a PST/OST (we are running Outlook in cached
> exchange mode).
>
> Outlook is at SP1 level
>
> This error was in the PST, but then I saw that same error when looking at
> the list of to-do items, so its may have an indirect effect on the OST?!?!
>
> Once the user sees this error, it will apply to almost all folders (with the
> exception of the inbox (which is in the OST). I have had the user reboot and
> the problem has gone away…
>
> Any thoughts, suggestions, comments?
>
| 14 Aug 2008 | Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .KC |
| 08 Sep 2008 |  RE: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Frank |
| 08 Sep 2008 |  Re: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
| 29 Oct 2008 |  Re: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Frank |
| 05 Jan |  Re: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Artem |
| 05 Jan | Re: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Artem |
| 05 Jan | Re: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Frank |
| 06 Jan | Re: Outlook 2007 - "Cannot display the folder.... | .Artem |
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