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Here are a few additional methods that might help resolve the issue:
- Check for Updates: Ensure that Outlook and Office are up to date. Sometimes, updates can fix bugs and improve performance:
- Go to File > Office Account > Update Options > Update Now
- Disable Download Shared Folders: Sometimes, downloading shared folders can cause performance issues. Try disabling this option:
- File > Account Settings > Account Settings>Change>More Settings> Advanced tab>Uncheck Download shared folders>Restart Outlook and see if the issue persists
- Rebuild the Search Index: A corrupted search index can cause Outlook to freeze. Rebuilding it might help:
- File > Options > Search>Click Indexing Options>Click Advanced and then Rebuild>Restart Outlook after the rebuild is complete
- Create a New Outlook Profile: Sometimes, the Outlook profile itself can be corrupted. Creating a new profile might resolve the issue:
- Close Outlook>Control Panel > Mail > Show Profiles>Add, create a new profile and configure your email account>Set the new profile as the default and restart Outlook
- Run Outlook in Safe Mode: Running Outlook in Safe Mode can help identify if add-ins are causing the issue:
- Windows + R>Type
Outlook /safe
and press Enter. - If Outlook works fine in Safe Mode, disable add-ins one by one to identify the culprit: File > Options > Add-ins>At the bottom, select COM Add-ins and click Go>Uncheck all add-ins and restart Outlook. Enable them one by one to find the problematic one.
- Windows + R>Type
More information:
- Performance and synchronization problems when you work with folders in a secondary mailbox in Outlook
- Outlook crashes or stops responding when used with Office 365
Hope it helps!
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