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Problem performance Win XP and Outlook 2003
I’ve got a client demo tomorrow morning out of town and my problem is my
laptop system has gotten progressively slower and slower. I did a defrag maybe 2-3 months ago and that didn’t seem to help. It just seems to more and more just crawl-very long times to open and close apps.(Win XP Pro SP2, Intel 1.86 Ghz processor, 2 G memory and about 75G HD with 10% free space and OUtlook 2003) My virus –Norton 360 auto updates-but am thinking it well could be my Outlook Inbox. First when I had to reinstall Win XP Pro 10-12 months ago I believe it then created two Personal Folders in Outlook with each its own Inbox, and other boxes. But also the main Inbox I use had over 30,000 emails in it. I know the capacity of the boxes can be increased but I’m wondering strongly if this could be the main drag on my system? So is this an excessive amount of emails (i've not cleaned in long time) or could the 10% capacity HD be the issue? Or the duplicate Personal Folders? Any ideas? Thanks, God bless, Van |
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