Outlook 2003 Stops Responding After a Long Period of
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SYMPTOMSWhen you have the Outlook 2003 program window open for a
long time, Microsoft Outlook may stop responding. Also, if you view the
Processes tab in the Windows Task Manager dialog box while Outlook 2003
is running, you may see that Outlook is using an unexpectedly large amount
of memory.
CAUSEThis behavior may occur when both of the following
conditions are true:
- You use Outlook 2003 for a long time without minimizing or closing
the Outlook 2003 program window.
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- The amount of random access memory (RAM) is large on your
computer.
MORE INFORMATION While Outlook 2003 is running, it
periodically pages memory in and out of the process address space. When
the memory that is free is large, Outlook 2003 is permitted to have more
pages in memory. This increases the memory that is being used by Outlook
2003. When you minimize the Outlook 2003 program window, the pages are
switched so that the pages that are not required for user interaction are
switched out of memory. When you maximize the Outlook 2003 program window
again, the pages that are used for user interaction are switched in to
memory, and the memory usage begins to increase again.
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
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9/15/2003 (1.0) |
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