Defrag won't help.
Alternate a scandisk utility with the Inbox Repair Tool until no errors
appear.
If the Inbox Repair Tool fails to repair the PST file, you can use the
following tool to find out what can be fixed:
http://officerecovery.com/outlook/index.htm

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So far we have ran it 4 times and the defrag utility is in process. The
scanpst.exe keeps on saying that there is errors and gives us the option
to
repair. It doesn't tell us what the errors are. The laptop has 512 of
ram
in it. Do you think adding another 512 will help? I guess I forgot to
mention that it is a laptop.
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"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So what does the Inbox Repair Tool tell you when you run it?
Have you tired creating a new profile?
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985 MB now it was at 850 MB before the import. I can open Outlook but
not
click on anything. The cpu usage bounces back and forth from 90 to 100
%
when Outlook is open but the task manager says it isn't responding.
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"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

When you say this has now "frozen" Outlook, what do you mean?
What is the size of this PST file now?
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Tried to import 90 contacts from Excel and didn't highlight just the
ones
I
needed but clicked on the column to name them. Ended up with over
300,000
blank contacts which has now frozen Outlook. Of course I didn't
back
it
up
before importing because that would have been too easy. Been
running
scanpst.exe to try and clean it up. So far not helping. Does
anyone
know
a
way to delete these with out having to be in Outlook? If at all
possible
I
would like to not lose all the info in the pst file. But I am
realistic
about my position.
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