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Thanks for the suggestions.
1. My error - system has 2GB RAM, not 1GB
2. No rules at all.
3. Re checking for new mails, I don't think this is the issue. When
Outlook is not synching, send/receive only takes a few seconds and new mail
is downloaded. Hmmm - perhaps the synching is not related to send/receive.
4. I don't believe I saw any add-ins in this Outlook, but I'll check again
in a day or two when I next see this client.
5. I'll check the polling interval.
6. Also next time I'm at this client, I'll check to make sure they don't
have a smartphone or similar device that Outlook might be trying to synch
with.
I'm open to more suggestions? I'll post the solution when I figure it out,
so others can benefit from it.
Thanks,
S
"DL" wrote:
1. My error - system has 2GB RAM, not 1GB
2. No rules at all.
3. Re checking for new mails, I don't think this is the issue. When
Outlook is not synching, send/receive only takes a few seconds and new mail
is downloaded. Hmmm - perhaps the synching is not related to send/receive.
4. I don't believe I saw any add-ins in this Outlook, but I'll check again
in a day or two when I next see this client.
5. I'll check the polling interval.
6. Also next time I'm at this client, I'll check to make sure they don't
have a smartphone or similar device that Outlook might be trying to synch
with.
I'm open to more suggestions? I'll post the solution when I figure it out,
so others can benefit from it.
Thanks,
S
"DL" wrote:
> You should also check that your polling interval is not less than 10 minutes
>
> "shinken" <shinken@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:FA598EA2-C1C0-4B03-B0EB-9A8D30C26441@microsoft.com...
>
>
>
> "shinken" <shinken@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:FA598EA2-C1C0-4B03-B0EB-9A8D30C26441@microsoft.com...
> > I'm trying to resolve an issue in which Outlook 2007 will frequently start
> > synchronizing (with what?), using over 60% cpu time (per Task Mgr) and
> > very
> > noticeably slow down the computer.
> >
> > Here are some details of the system:
> >
> > Intel Core2Duo cpu w/1GB RAM
> > Windows 64-bit Vista Ultimate OS
> > Office 2007
> >
> > Typically, within a few minutes after Outlook loads, the entire computer
> > noticeably slows down; send/receive in Outlook takes several minutes
> > instead
> > of the usual 10 or so seconds. When I kill the outlook.exe process using
> > Task Manager, the cpu use drops from around 60% to the usual 1-2%.
> >
> > I've turned off RSS feeds and disabled internet offline files.
> >
> > Can anyone help me identify what Outlook is trying to synch with, and/or
> > how
> > I can resolve this issue?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > S
> > > synchronizing (with what?), using over 60% cpu time (per Task Mgr) and
> > very
> > noticeably slow down the computer.
> >
> > Here are some details of the system:
> >
> > Intel Core2Duo cpu w/1GB RAM
> > Windows 64-bit Vista Ultimate OS
> > Office 2007
> >
> > Typically, within a few minutes after Outlook loads, the entire computer
> > noticeably slows down; send/receive in Outlook takes several minutes
> > instead
> > of the usual 10 or so seconds. When I kill the outlook.exe process using
> > Task Manager, the cpu use drops from around 60% to the usual 1-2%.
> >
> > I've turned off RSS feeds and disabled internet offline files.
> >
> > Can anyone help me identify what Outlook is trying to synch with, and/or
> > how
> > I can resolve this issue?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > S
>
>
| 17 Mar 2008 | Why is Outlook 2007 almost always synchronizing w high cpu usage? | .shinken |
| 17 Mar 2008 |  Re: Why is Outlook 2007 almost always synchronizing w high cpu usage? | .Roady [MVP] |
| 17 Mar 2008 | Re: Why is Outlook 2007 almost always synchronizing w high cpu usage? | .DL |
| 17 Mar 2008 |   Re: Why is Outlook 2007 almost always synchronizing w high cpu usa | .shinken |
| 18 Mar 2008 |  Re: Why is Outlook 2007 almost always synchronizing w high cpu usa | .Roady [MVP] |
| 02 Jul 2008 | Re:Why is Outlook 2007 almost always synchronizing w high cpu usage? | .Marshall Caro |
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