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Kingofbytes
Hi!
I've been having this problem for quite sometime. I'm running Outlook 2007
SP2 with all updates. I can use the program with no issues. Leave the
computer for a few hours and I'll come back to a frozen preview pane and
essential lack of use of Outlook.
The program proceeds to send crash data to microsoft when I allow it.
I've disabled all add-ons (one at a time for troubleshooting purposes). Now
with no add-ons enabled, Outlook still crashes. I've also remove Outlook
using the manual removal method, reinstalled Outlook and still have the
issue. I've repaired Outlook. I've run outlook diags. I've removed and
recreated profiles.
If someone can analyze the crash dumps I'd be thrilled. Please advise. I
don't really know how to read the dumps.
The event logs are relatively clean with the exception of some warnings for
Outlook search (Event id 36). I've disabled microsoft indexing perferring
Google's indexing.
Any thoughts? Outlook diags says there is no evidence of repeated problems.
I must admit that I do laugh when i see that ">) as this has been happening
for quite some time.
I've been having this problem for quite sometime. I'm running Outlook 2007
SP2 with all updates. I can use the program with no issues. Leave the
computer for a few hours and I'll come back to a frozen preview pane and
essential lack of use of Outlook.
The program proceeds to send crash data to microsoft when I allow it.
I've disabled all add-ons (one at a time for troubleshooting purposes). Now
with no add-ons enabled, Outlook still crashes. I've also remove Outlook
using the manual removal method, reinstalled Outlook and still have the
issue. I've repaired Outlook. I've run outlook diags. I've removed and
recreated profiles.
If someone can analyze the crash dumps I'd be thrilled. Please advise. I
don't really know how to read the dumps.
The event logs are relatively clean with the exception of some warnings for
Outlook search (Event id 36). I've disabled microsoft indexing perferring
Google's indexing.
Any thoughts? Outlook diags says there is no evidence of repeated problems.
I must admit that I do laugh when i see that ">) as this has been happening
for quite some time.