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June 18th 08, 02:42 AM
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Outlook 2007 uses 50% of CPU even when it is not doing anything
I have been noticing the last few weeks that my hard disk has been spinning
quite a bit even when I was not doing anything on my desktop machine. It turned out that Outlook 2007 is using 50% of my CPU (when looking with the Task Manager), even when I'm not doing anything, and I assume the disk access is due to Outlook ecause the disk stops spinning as soon as I exit Outlook, and the CPU usage goes down to 0%. Thsi is relatively new (the past few weeks) and I have not installed any new program or feature for the last several months. I do get Windows updates automatically, so I presume one of those is now causing that problem. Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks, AT 
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June 18th 08, 02:18 PM
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Outlook 2007 uses 50% of CPU even when it is not doing anything
AT wrote:
I have been noticing the last few weeks that my hard disk has been spinning quite a bit even when I was not doing anything on my desktop machine. It turned out that Outlook 2007 is using 50% of my CPU (when looking with the Task Manager), even when I'm not doing anything, and I assume the disk access is due to Outlook ecause the disk stops spinning as soon as I exit Outlook, and the CPU usage goes down to 0%. Thsi is relatively new (the past few weeks) and I have not installed any new program or feature for the last several months. I do get Windows updates automatically, so I presume one of those is now causing that problem. Can anyone shed any light on this? Do you have any add-ins in Outlook? Are you using Google Desktop Search? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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June 24th 08, 04:07 AM
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Outlook 2007 uses 50% of CPU even when it is not doing anythin
I got rid of Google Desktop search. The problem persists.
I do have one add-in. I ended its process using the task manager, and the problem still persists. "Brian Tillman" wrote: AT wrote: I have been noticing the last few weeks that my hard disk has been spinning quite a bit even when I was not doing anything on my desktop machine. It turned out that Outlook 2007 is using 50% of my CPU (when looking with the Task Manager), even when I'm not doing anything, and I assume the disk access is due to Outlook ecause the disk stops spinning as soon as I exit Outlook, and the CPU usage goes down to 0%. Thsi is relatively new (the past few weeks) and I have not installed any new program or feature for the last several months. I do get Windows updates automatically, so I presume one of those is now causing that problem. Can anyone shed any light on this? Do you have any add-ins in Outlook? Are you using Google Desktop Search? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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