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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Perfomance Problem with Outlook 2007
I'm having a performance problem with Outlook 2007 running on XP SP2. I've read the posted titled "Critical performance problem in Outlook 2007 and Vista" and I don't have any CyberLink Addins installed. I do have the following addins installed though: Active MSFT Exchange Unified Messaging MSFT Office SHarePoint Server Colleague Import Add-in MSFT Outlook Mobile Service Inactive MSFT Access Outlook Add-in for Data Collection and Publishing MSFT VBA for Outlook Addin If I look at process explorer the thread consuming the CPU, about 50%, is mso.dll!Ordinal6841+0x268. Thoughts or ideas? Thanks Do you use windows desktop search. I was experiencing a number of issues, ran all the updates and fixes that I could find. I ended up turning of the Windows Desktop search. Best Regards, Francine Otterson spottedmahn wrote on Tue, 19 February 2008 14:09 > I'm having a performance problem with Outlook 2007 running on XP SP2. > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Thanks -- Francine Otterson Microsoft Outlook MVP President, San Diego Outlook User Group It was installed at one point but no longer. I do run windows updates fairly often and I should be up to date but I'll re-check to make sure. Regards, Mike D. > Do you use windows desktop search. I was experiencing a number of issues, ran all the updates and fixes that I could find. I ended up turning of the Windows Desktop search. > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > Microsoft Outlook MVP > President, San Diego Outlook User Group I've experienced a similar problem as well. Outlook 2007 was trying to syncronize some SharePoint lists. When I would look at the Send/Receive details window, I would see an entry to Sharepoint. I'd try to cancel the sync but would fail all the time. Reboot, gpupdate, recreating the outlook profile has no effect. I eventually, deleted the lists within Outlook, killed Outlook and restarted and my problem went away. Hope this helps. --Eric Todor > It was installed at one point but no longer. I do run windows updates fairly > often and I should be up to date but I'll re-check to make sure. [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > Microsoft Outlook MVP > > President, San Diego Outlook User Group
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