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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Outlook 2007
When I close Outlook 2007 it all seems to close down but will not restart. When I look at Task Manager Processes I find that the first instance of Outlook is still there with about 40% CPU useage. If I shut down this process I can then restart Outlook. Any ideas as to why this happens. From experience, I think you'll have a better chance of a reply if you include your problem in your heading e.g. Out2007 wont restart but still on CPT useage. > When I close Outlook 2007 it all seems to close down but will not restart. > When I look at Task Manager Processes I find that the first instance of > Outlook is still there with about 40% CPU useage. If I shut down this process > I can then restart Outlook. Any ideas as to why this happens. sorry - forgot to add I suggest you post it again, with the expanded heading! > When I close Outlook 2007 it all seems to close down but will not restart. > When I look at Task Manager Processes I find that the first instance of > Outlook is still there with about 40% CPU useage. If I shut down this process > I can then restart Outlook. Any ideas as to why this happens. > When I close Outlook 2007 it all seems to close down but will not > restart. When I look at Task Manager Processes I find that the first > instance of Outlook is still there with about 40% CPU useage. If I > shut down this process I can then restart Outlook. Any ideas as to > why this happens. See if something here helps: http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/outlookdoesntclose.htm  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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