I thought maybe some of you It gurus out there could help me. My email program Outlook express 5 takes ages to load for some reason,this is what iv done
ran scandisk,defrag norton antivirus windows file coruption checker program installed new Outlook express 6
still takes ages to load. I dont want to reinstall windows 🙁 local guru has not heard of this but can you help?
OE is a POP3 mail client, which means that it doesn't leave messages on the POP3 server (unless you explicitly tell it to do so). What this means is that those 150 messages, together with their attachments (if any), have been 'downloaded' to your machine. Do as Ouzo suggested, and start by saving all large attachments to the HDD and then clean out the mailbox, including 'Sent Items'. When you say it takes ages to load, do you mean to connect to the server or to open the program?
I mean to Open the Program. I used to have 1000 messages in the deleted items a while ago and it was still quick to start so thats not it...looks like ill be reloading windows >🙁 >🙁 windows always seems to have a problem and needs reloading after a while. >🙁
Your mail may be trying to synchronize everything from your delete mail box to your inbox and junk mail every time you open it. Uncheck some of those options, if you don't need them.
Also, I have my Outlook Express accessing my hotmail account. I have problems when their servers are loaded up at hotmail. It is probably not an Outlook mail issue. But, it is probably more a server capacity issue on where your mail resides and therefore, there is nothing you can do about it, except try to keep the synchonization on your files down to a minimum. And, keep your inbox at a minimum, as well.
Open your vx folder, and delete any non POP3 accounts. If your browser asks you to confirm, check 'yes' and ensure your AT3 settings are set to no.
Then open the TYP.exe file in your program folder, and run the default settings. Make sure any programs are closed before running this. This should fix the problem, but if all else fails, try rebooting your macro settings and go for a long walk.
Originally posted by Blimp An easy solution for the IT challenged.
Open your vx folder, and delete any non POP3 accounts. If your browser asks you to confirm, check 'yes' and ensure your AT3 settings are set to no.
Then open the TYP.exe file in your program folder, and run the default settings. Make sure any programs are closed before running this. This should fix the problem, but if all else fails, try rebooting your macro settings and go for a long walk.