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1. #I get the not responding message when i open any file how to
2. #I get the not responding message when i open any file pdf
3. #I get the not responding message when i open any file 32 bit
4. #I get the not responding message when i open any file full

Other versions google “outlook add ins manager” and find a how to doc.Now start disableing add-ins until you find the culprit.Outlook will now start without any add-ins.Type “outlook /safe” (do not include the “”)and press enter.If problem persists then the most likely answer is that a add-in is blocking it.Browse to the file that you noted down in step 1.e Click “Start”.

#I get the not responding message when i open any file full

If you cannot see the full path then you may need to highlight the file and click “open folder” to view the location.

#I get the not responding message when i open any file 32 bit

I have tried new profiles, files are not corrupted open and work fine on 32 bit computers, when I try it on a 64bit laptop - either will not open or goes non responsive straight away. this thread has many suggestions so "it worked" doesn't help identify solutions which fixed the problem. thank you very much for posting that solutions worked, but please include at least a few details. They are running Symantec Endpoint Protection.Īs a request to future posters. This client is using Outlook 2010 connected to Exchange 2003 (SBS) and thusly it is an OST file instead of a PST file. I too have this problem with a users system and have not had any luck with the scanning trick. Mentioned above), and also the benefits of having 64-bit office really only show themselves with crunching a lot of math, like using and calculating extremely large Excel spreadsheets. Microsoft actually recommends that you use the 32-bit version of Office 2010 on 64-bit machines due to incompatibilities with other software (the windows mobile phone sync problem as You can run 32-bit applications on 64-bit hardware as well as OS. After many hours of searching, I cannot find a support phone number for Office. It was very interesting that the questionnaire asked if I had used Office 2010 phone support. I was asked yesterday to fill out a questionnaire about Office 2010 and there was no place to indicate problems encountered. All I know is that the CPU usage jumps to 100% and the cooling fan spools up each time it stops responding. I cannot find rhyme nor reason why it stops responding. I have disabled ALL add-ins, set up new data files, reinstalled the program, done the repair function, started in safe mode. I have tried every "solution" suggested in various forums with no success. I have sent Microsoft "frown faces" with detailed descriptions of the problem and so far have not gotten any response.

Having the problem occur dozens of times a day makes the program useless.

I looked here and nothing seemed to apply.It is sad, but after several months of trying to solve the "not responding" problem with Outlook, I have to abandon the use of the program. But the advice is to turn Protected Mode back on once troubleshooting is complete. So I tried steps 1, 2, and 3 of the suggestions here, and what helped, like a charm, was to uncheck "Protected Mode" (in the Security(Enhanced) preference page). Lately it got much worse, so that even starting Reader by itself without an open file would lead to it being non-responsive, mostly, forever. I tried re-installing, repair installation, duck-duck-go'ing for answers, but nothing helped.

#I get the not responding message when i open any file pdf

When I would open any pdf doc (with rare, occasional exceptions) Acrobat Reader would be unresponsive for a minute or so, and then work perfectly. I have had a similar problem for a long time.