Outlook 2000 email slow..

[ismedm]

I have read questions and answers pertaining to slow email programs with
Outlook 2003. Apparently Outlook 2003 can be fixed by deleting a certain
update. I don't have the update they say to delelte which is #931768.

Does anyone know of a fix for Outlook 2000 when the email takes forever to
open, and when you type an email the letters don't show up for a while and it
takes forever to type a message?

I am not really experienced with computers so any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Donna

 

[JeffW]

Try open Outlook. Go Tools/Options/Security, clock OK and with a bit of luck
Outlook will be back to normal speed! It works for me is my post Outlook
2000 very slow for more details.

You have to follow this routine each time you open Outlook 2000, so I leave
it open. I hope this is of help.

 

[ismedm]

Thank you! It does work, but isn't that odd?? Sure looks like there would
be some kind of fix for this where you wouldn't have to do that.
Mine was working fine 2-3 weeks ago and then all of a sudden it had this
problem.

Thanks again and maybe someone will read these and have an answer for both
of us where we won't have to do that each time we open Outlook!
Donna

 

[JeffW]

There has been a much deeper discussion on a couple of forums that I have
visited. Basically it is a MS problem that, hopefully, they will fix.

If you want to read more, try:

Having read post in the Spybot - Search & Destroy Forum and the AumHa Forums,
I have a little better understanding of the problem.

AumHa Forums
http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?p=151711#151711

Although most of the discussion concerns the very slow typing in HTML, it
also appears to be relevant to our general slow Outlook problem.

Spybot - Search & Destroy Forum
http://forums.spybot.info/showthread.php?t=11047&highlight=outlook+slow&page=4

Look for the RonaldReagan post 'General Re-Summary Of Problem' but there is
other interesting stuff in this thread.

 

[Dean Finney]

Donna, I am having the same problem on two computers (XP Pro, Outlook 2000) and a friend is experiencing it on one computer (XP Pro, Outlook 2003).

On mine, I can generally get Outlook back to normal typing speed by opening and deleting some of the new email. Sometimes, just opening the "right" email fixes things, other times an email must be deleted. I am unable to determine a common factor.

This problem also occurs when the computer is booted into safe mode without networking, which eliminates this as a virus scan or firewall problem.

One other person found that changing the font cures the problem when trying to reply to a message. That does not work for me, but deleting email does not work for her.

I have experienced the problem for about 3 months and am still searching for a perminant fix.

Dean

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[Alex Krenvalk]

Possible your software is corrupting, thefore try - Outlook fixer, it soft can used by a great many of individuals and businesses every day for a wide variety of tasks that require 100% stability and reliability: storing emails, business and personal contacts, as well as other important information, such as appointments, tasks and notes, restore after internal software errors, power failures or hard drive crashes, let alone other possible reasons.


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[mutu26]

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[mutu26]

Donna, I am having the same problem on two computers (XP Pro, Outloo
2000) and a friend is experiencing it on one computer (XP Pro, Outloo
2003).

On mine, I can generally get Outlook back to normal typing speed b
opening and deleting some of the new email. Sometimes, just opening th
"right" email fixes things, other times an email must be deleted. I a
unable to determine a common factor.

This problem also occurs when the computer is booted into safe mod
without networking, which eliminates this as a virus scan or firewal
problem.

One other person found that changing the font cures the problem whe
trying to reply to a message. That does not work for me, but deletin
email does not work for her.

I have experienced the problem for about 3 months and am stil
searching for a perminant fix.

Dean

EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice
http://www.eggheadcafe.com

Today I see a tool.It liked to me.And I downloaded it an
tried-'outlook pst reader
(http://www.recoverytoolbox.com/pst_reader.html).To my surprise progra
solved my all old problems quite quickly.And made it for free.Besides
saw how tool extract your emails from files of PST format,read corrupte
files of PST and OST format and save emails

 

[mutu26]

I have read questions and answers pertaining to slow email program
with
Outlook 2003. Apparently Outlook 2003 can be fixed by deleting
certain
update. I don't have the update they say to delelte which is #931768.

Does anyone know of a fix for Outlook 2000 when the email takes foreve
to
open, and when you type an email the letters don't show up for a whil
and it
takes forever to type a message?

I am not really experienced with computers so any help will b
appreciated.

Today I see a tool.It liked to me.And I downloaded it and tried-'outloo
pst reader' (http://www.recoverytoolbox.com/pst_reader.html).To m
surprise program solved my all old problems quite quickly.And made i
for free.Besides I saw how tool extract your emails from files of PS
format,read corrupted files of PST and OST format and save emails