Sandra said:
Outlook 2007 keeps "synchronizing folders" continuously, which causes my
outgoing mail to get stuck in the Outbox. I have tried everything--updates,
uninstalling and re-installing, deleting all old emails to keep all folders
from being overloaded, etc.
Is there something I'm missing? I can't use Outlook now, because of the
"send" issue. I am using another mail program, but miss the other features
of Outlook.
Is anyone else having this issue?
I have lodged the following as an incident with Microsoft regarding this
problem :
Is Microsoft aware of the problem experienced by A GREAT MANY Outlook 2007
(and apparently Outlook 2003) users, where Outlook at times appears to slow
down dramatically, and if you then right click on the Outlook icon in the
status bar (right bottom of screen), a message shows that "Outlook is
Synchronizing Folders"? There has been heaps of discussion on various forums
on the web about this problem, and I do believe most people are
misinterpreting the error. Some associate it with a bad email address, others
with the automatic email download interval being too small, some believe it
is related to MS Exchange, others that is has something to do with the virus
software used etc, but I think they all miss the boat. My impression is that
the Outlook is "synchronizing folders" (or attempting to) with a REMOTE
LOCATION, however I use POP3 email, I don't use MS Exchange and I do not run
anything remotely that I would expect my machine to synchronize to. I also do
not have any active RSS feeds, and frankly, if I knew how, I would remove RSS
feeds from my machine altogether.
PLEASE CAN MICROSOFT SHED SOME LIGHT ON THIS PROBLEM? HOW DO I STOP MY
MACHINE WANTING TO "SYNCHRONIZE OUTLOOK FOLDERS"?