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Matt Williamson
I know this is a common problem and I've read everything that is available
on the web that I can find regarding this occurence. The symptoms in the
case are that the process Outlook.exe remains in memory with very high CPU
utilization 60-98% after exiting the program. This is Outlook 2003 sp2
running on Exchange 2003 sp2. It does happen when I launch Outlook /safe as
well, so I know it's not an Add-in causing it. I have Google desktop
installed but I've killed the process and disabled its add-in. No help. I do
use word as the Email editor but it doesn't help to kill Winword.exe either.
I've gone through the list of processes and killed everything related to AV,
Syncing PDA, etc. I don't have Skype on this workstation. I'd really like to
get this solved because more than just an annoyance, it's preventing some
CDO code that I wrote from running properly.
TIA
Matt
on the web that I can find regarding this occurence. The symptoms in the
case are that the process Outlook.exe remains in memory with very high CPU
utilization 60-98% after exiting the program. This is Outlook 2003 sp2
running on Exchange 2003 sp2. It does happen when I launch Outlook /safe as
well, so I know it's not an Add-in causing it. I have Google desktop
installed but I've killed the process and disabled its add-in. No help. I do
use word as the Email editor but it doesn't help to kill Winword.exe either.
I've gone through the list of processes and killed everything related to AV,
Syncing PDA, etc. I don't have Skype on this workstation. I'd really like to
get this solved because more than just an annoyance, it's preventing some
CDO code that I wrote from running properly.
TIA
Matt