Outlook 2007 takes a very long time to synchronize folders after waking up
from standby. Any suggestions?
I have a fast drive system, Raid 0 with 2 SATA drives.
Charlie

On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:17:10 -0500, "Charlie Woll"
wrote:

Outlook 2007 takes a very long time to synchronize folders after waking up
from standby. Any suggestions?
I have a fast drive system, Raid 0 with 2 SATA drives.
Charlie

I'm having the same problem. I'll be watching this thread for any
suggestions. Also, I get many error messages about Microsoft Windows
Search Indexer having problems and needing to shut down...Send Error
Report...Don't Send. I can't figure out what it is stumbling over, but
it happens every time I start Outlook, and repeats several times as I
use Outlook. Gordon

Charlie Woll wrote:

Outlook 2007 takes a very long time to synchronize folders after
waking up from standby. Any suggestions?
I have a fast drive system, Raid 0 with 2 SATA drives.

It could be nothing more than Windows reestablishing network connections
through your router. I know that on my PCs, after waking up, Windows goes
through the DHCP process all over again. I don't try any network activity
until the network icon in the Notification Area shows that the connection is
stable again.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 09:36:38 -0400, "Brian Tillman"
wrote:

Charlie Woll wrote:

Outlook 2007 takes a very long time to synchronize folders after
waking up from standby. Any suggestions?
I have a fast drive system, Raid 0 with 2 SATA drives.

It could be nothing more than Windows reestablishing network connections
through your router. I know that on my PCs, after waking up, Windows goes
through the DHCP process all over again. I don't try any network activity
until the network icon in the Notification Area shows that the connection is
stable again.

This is one reasonable explanation, but there must be others. When I
bring my computer out of suspend mode and open my Agent mail/news
reader it comes alive and is usable almost instantly, but if I open
Outlook it takes the better part of a minute for it to quit rubbing
its eyes and struggling to get awake. Then I get a series of those
error messages, "Microsoft Windows Search Indexer has encountered a
problem and must shut down. We're sorry if this caused you to choke
with rage. Sent error report? Don't send?"

I have switched my power options from standby to hibernate. That may have
resolved the issue. Please try that Brian and let me know your success.
charlie

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On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 09:36:38 -0400, "Brian Tillman"
wrote:

Charlie Woll wrote:

Outlook 2007 takes a very long time to synchronize folders after
waking up from standby. Any suggestions?
I have a fast drive system, Raid 0 with 2 SATA drives.

It could be nothing more than Windows reestablishing network connections
through your router. I know that on my PCs, after waking up, Windows goes
through the DHCP process all over again. I don't try any network activity
until the network icon in the Notification Area shows that the connection
is
stable again.

This is one reasonable explanation, but there must be others. When I
bring my computer out of suspend mode and open my Agent mail/news
reader it comes alive and is usable almost instantly, but if I open
Outlook it takes the better part of a minute for it to quit rubbing
its eyes and struggling to get awake. Then I get a series of those
error messages, "Microsoft Windows Search Indexer has encountered a
problem and must shut down. We're sorry if this caused you to choke
with rage. Sent error report? Don't send?"