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+Most times, this is caused by a corrupted search index, which you can rebuild. Keep in mind this does take a while, and it’s usually best done after the user has left for the day. Sometimes you’ll open Outlook and then for no apparent reason, it will freeze or shut itself down. There are quite a few different causes for this, but one of the most common is a defective add-in. Here’s how to disable add-ins in Outlook even when it keeps crashing.
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+Maybe you've added a new program to your computer that doesn't get along with Outlook, or your system has a virus. Regardless of the specific cause, there are several key troubleshooting fixes to try that might help. This command clears any broken settings related to the navigation pane and can frequently fix startup issues. Below, we’ll guide you through a series of solutions, from simple, quick fixes to more in-depth repairs, to help you get Outlook up and running again. If it starts without any problems, you can check fixing Microsoft Outlook problems the add-ins. Moreover, it will help you to get the answer to which add-in is causing the issue.
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+If it were me, I’d run either Process Explorer or Process Hacker and check the CPU levels while watching the person work for a few minutes. My guess is it’s got some kind of real time updating going on that’s hogging Outlook’s little slice of processor. Ifso facto, you can start looking for options that allow for this sort of thing and turn them off until it stops. If yes, then don’t worry, we’re here to fix it with effective solutions. Sometimes outdated or over-protective anti-virus / anti-spam programs can conflict with Outlook or with one of your Outlook add-ins. As a result, the anti-virus blocks the add-in and prevents Outlook from functioning properly.
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+Is there a reason that you’re downloading email to a PST file instead of syncing with the online service? With Office 365 we generally only keep a years worth of email on the local system and find that local performance is decent. This article explains how to resolve problems with Microsoft Outlook hanging, freezing or crashing. Our 9 working solutions will help you fix the "Outlook Not Responding" issue and bring your Outlook back to life. The solutions work for Outlook 365, 2021, 2019, 2016, 2013, and earlier versions.
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+When typing, please note [fixing Microsoft Outlook problems](https://office365emailfix.blogspot.com/2025/10/fix-outlook-not-sending-or-receiving.html) the space between outlook.exe and /resetnavpane.If you encounter this issue more often, see this Quick Tip to find a more definitive solution. When typing, please note the space between outlook.exe and /safe.For alternative methods of starting Outlook in Safe Mode see this Quick Tip. As @ode2joy ​ said, clearing out the user’s profile usually works, which is a more thorough procedure than just deleting .nst and .ost files. I have found that when this happens its due to the Account in windows needing to be updated. If you close outlook(make sure its not in the system tray) then click on start and type Domain, then find Access work or school. You should see the Microsoft account, click on it and disconnect it.
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+It seems like something went wrong on Microsoft update and they might recall it or fix it, so we might need to wait untill that. We have multiple tools to help you automatically fixing Microsoft Outlook problems diagnose an issue, troubleshoot, and fix problems with Outlook. If you can't open Outlook, or Outlook disappears or crashes, one of your add-ins may be to blame or you may need to update Outlook. The navigation pane is the leftmost pane in Outlook where you'll find your folder list and the icons to move between Mail, Calendar, People, and Tasks.
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+How to Close Unresponsive Outlook on WindowsOpen Task Manager: Right-click on the taskbar and select "Task Manager" or use the Ctrl+Shift+Esc shortcut.Locate Outlook Process: In the Processes tab, find the "Outlook" process.End the Task: Right-click on the "Outlook" process and select "End Task."More items...
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+We can fix the problem for you, or you can use the troubleshooting steps we're providing below to help resolve these startup issues. A corrupted profile, a damaged PST file, faulty add-ins, or improper Outlook startup settings often cause this issue. Should you decide to remove a profile, back up the data files first. All offline cached content will be deleted when you choose Remove. For more information, see Introduction to Outlook Data Files (.pst and .ost). If Outlook worked correctly the last time and nothing has changed about your account configuration, then checking if things work correctly in Safe Mode is a good first step.
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+Give Outlook a few minutes to finish the process and it should start to fixing Microsoft Outlook problems work again. If Outlook isn't stuck at a screen that says "Processing," or this didn't resolve your issue, continue to the steps below. If those steps don't work, see Need additional help?
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+If your outlook account is dmanaged, fixing Microsoft Outlook problems then try to make new one which can seamlessly solve your issue. If this doesn’t work or you are unable to solve your issues properly, then try these troubleshooting methods. Exit Outlook, go to AppData, and manually delete cache folders. The browser version isn’t impacted by local Outlook files or add-ins.
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