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Outbox box is stuck, can't delete message

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Norma - 14 Mar 2008 02:51 GMT
I put too many pictures into an email.  The email is unable to be sent,
however, I can not delete it, open it,(it says that outlook has started to
send the message) or anything.  This whole thing is bogging my computer down
to dial up speed.  I have cancelled the transfer but I can not get the
message deleted.  Any info?
Norma - 14 Mar 2008 03:06 GMT
I checked for that update that all are talking about, I found it, removed it,
but I am still having the problem.

> I put too many pictures into an email.  The email is unable to be sent,
> however, I can not delete it, open it,(it says that outlook has started to
> send the message) or anything.  This whole thing is bogging my computer down
> to dial up speed.  I have cancelled the transfer but I can not get the
> message deleted.  Any info?
Norma - 14 Mar 2008 03:56 GMT
I put it in offline mode, safe mode, and I still can not get rid of the
message.

> I checked for that update that all are talking about, I found it, removed it,
> but I am still having the problem.
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> > to dial up speed.  I have cancelled the transfer but I can not get the
> > message deleted.  Any info?
Norma - 14 Mar 2008 03:48 GMT
I have put Outlook into offline mode, reopened, no luck.  I have left it in
offline mode,  opened it in safe mode, and still no luck.

> I put too many pictures into an email.  The email is unable to be sent,
> however, I can not delete it, open it,(it says that outlook has started to
> send the message) or anything.  This whole thing is bogging my computer down
> to dial up speed.  I have cancelled the transfer but I can not get the
> message deleted.  Any info?
Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 14 Mar 2008 04:51 GMT
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> I put too many pictures into an email.  The email is unable to be sent,
> however, I can not delete it, open it,(it says that outlook has started to
> send the message) or anything.  This whole thing is bogging my computer
> down
> to dial up speed.  I have cancelled the transfer but I can not get the
> message deleted.  Any info?
Shanin Dockrey - 21 May 2008 13:26 GMT
Hi. I have the exact same problem. Several scanned documents getting sent to India have been in the Outbox for 3 days! It won't delete, won't budge. I tried the "safe mode" approach to no avail. Did you get this resolved and will you please share your method?

Shanin
Norma - 21 May 2008 14:03 GMT
I ended up calling Microsoft and had the tech guy take over my computer.  He
had to actually delete my profile and create a new one.  The major problem
with that, he did not copy over my contacts.  Since I sync my phone with
Outlook, I thought that I always have two places with my contacts stored.  
Unfortunately, I didn't catch it right away that my contacts were gone, I
went to sync my phone and all of the contacts were deleted off my phone as
well.  Just make sure that if a tech has to delete your profile, make sure
you get all of your contacts and dates saved!

> Hi. I have the exact same problem. Several scanned documents getting sent to India have been in the Outbox for 3 days! It won't delete, won't budge. I tried the "safe mode" approach to no avail. Did you get this resolved and will you please share your method?
>
> Shanin
Brian Tillman - 21 May 2008 15:53 GMT
> I ended up calling Microsoft and had the tech guy take over my
> computer.  He had to actually delete my profile and create a new one.
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> tech has to delete your profile, make sure you get all of your
> contacts and dates saved!

Did he create a new Windows User profile or a new mail profile?  If the
former, unless he deleted the files for the old user, you can still get your
old Outlook data back.  In the latter case, simply add your existing PST
back into yor new mail profile as the delivery location and your contacts
(as well as all your other Outlook data) will be back as it was originally.
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Norma - 21 May 2008 22:37 GMT
He created a new mail profile.  How do I go and get the lost data?  Thanks

> > I ended up calling Microsoft and had the tech guy take over my
> > computer.  He had to actually delete my profile and create a new one.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> back into yor new mail profile as the delivery location and your contacts
> (as well as all your other Outlook data) will be back as it was originally.
Brian Tillman - 22 May 2008 20:02 GMT
> He created a new mail profile.  How do I go and get the lost data?

http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm
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Norma - 21 May 2008 22:39 GMT
Also, I am using Outlook 2007 and Windows XP.

> > I ended up calling Microsoft and had the tech guy take over my
> > computer.  He had to actually delete my profile and create a new one.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> back into yor new mail profile as the delivery location and your contacts
> (as well as all your other Outlook data) will be back as it was originally.
 
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