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Zakhary
Within the last week, every time that Outlook begins to perform an involved
task, such as receiving a large or many emails, or processing archive tasks,
it abruptly shuts down. When I reopen it, if it still needs to receive a
large or many emails, the process becomes circular (i.e., it keeps shutting
down). The only way that I am able to interrupt this from continuing to
occur is to download the inbox headers only, and then process the headers
only a few at a time.
Last week, I was having some C++ runtime errors on one of my machines (a
laptop): Outlook would shut down abruptly under the same circumstances and a
pop-up would say that a runtime error caused it. Now, however, there is no
runtime error alert, and I am experiencing the problem on both computers (a
laptop and a desktop).
Is this perhaps a virus from an email? A Windows Update? Any theories of
the "most likely" cause? Any suggestions for resolving this prior to
reinstalling Outlook?
Thanks,
Zakhary
task, such as receiving a large or many emails, or processing archive tasks,
it abruptly shuts down. When I reopen it, if it still needs to receive a
large or many emails, the process becomes circular (i.e., it keeps shutting
down). The only way that I am able to interrupt this from continuing to
occur is to download the inbox headers only, and then process the headers
only a few at a time.
Last week, I was having some C++ runtime errors on one of my machines (a
laptop): Outlook would shut down abruptly under the same circumstances and a
pop-up would say that a runtime error caused it. Now, however, there is no
runtime error alert, and I am experiencing the problem on both computers (a
laptop and a desktop).
Is this perhaps a virus from an email? A Windows Update? Any theories of
the "most likely" cause? Any suggestions for resolving this prior to
reinstalling Outlook?
Thanks,
Zakhary
