I would try running "Office Diagnostics". Inside of Outlook, go to "Help >
Office Diagnostics" and follow the prompts. This might fix your problem.
Outside of that, I would check the event logs to see if anything shows up
(although I doubt it in this case). But to check, go to "Start > Run >
[type] eventvwr > OK".
Also, since you're running XP SP2, I would check to make sure you have
sufficient memory for Outlook. I know what the min. requirements might say,
but I would recommend at least 512MB, but 1 GB or more would be ideal.

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> Since installing Office 2007 (with Windows XP SP2) I have been plagued
> with
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> phenomenon?
> Any ideas for resolving this?
PierreF - 25 Jul 2007 09:26 GMT
Thanks for your suggestions.
I had run the "Office Diagnostics" from inside Outlook ... but the problem
persisted.
A check of the event logs simply does not reveal anything of particular
interest that could give a clue.
I believe your suggestion on memory size might be the clue - although the
Windows Task Manager shows that with Outlook running the Commit Charge is
about 700 Mb / 1224 Mb with about 1% - 10% CPU usage. But when Outlook hangs
the CPU usage shoots up to 100%.
> I would try running "Office Diagnostics". Inside of Outlook, go to "Help >
> Office Diagnostics" and follow the prompts. This might fix your problem.
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> > phenomenon?
> > Any ideas for resolving this?