The Outlook email client despite its
reputation as the best desktop client in vogue draws a lot of criticism from a section of its users. The primary complains about the application stems from the fact that many users are simply not satisfied with its response rate. You may feel peeved about the fact that a simple search may take an inordinate time to complete while typical tasks like clicking on Forward message button can hang it up for sometime if the contents are in HTML. In this article we would look at ways to speed up the Outlook client and thus improve the overall user experience.
reputation as the best desktop client in vogue draws a lot of criticism from a section of its users. The primary complains about the application stems from the fact that many users are simply not satisfied with its response rate. You may feel peeved about the fact that a simple search may take an inordinate time to complete while typical tasks like clicking on Forward message button can hang it up for sometime if the contents are in HTML. In this article we would look at ways to speed up the Outlook client and thus improve the overall user experience.
Check the Size of your Inbox and the
underlying PST file
Most professional Outlook users often end
up getting a huge volume of emails. Since much of the emails are related to
work, they rarely delete or transfer the emails to another location. Over a
period of time the Inbox ends up containing thousands of emails and many of
these also include heavy attachments. Given this scenario a simple general
search too can take a lot of time to complete. Thus it is critical you check
the size of the Inbox and use the Auto Archive feature to trim your mailbox.
You can incidentally separate the emails by their date or type into different
folders so that the mail inbox lightens up.
Remove Unwanted Add-ons and RSS Feed
editor
If you have Add-ons installed in Outlook
that are not really necessary for your work, it would be prudent to uninstall
them. Specific add-ons like the Windows fax service has a reputation of slowing
down the Outlook client. At times RSS Feed editor too can slow down the
application. Now if you do not use Outlook to read news updates or check out
Usenet groups then you should deactivate the RSS feed editor.
Give a through look at all the components
including the ones placed by Microsoft programs and popular software such as
iTunes.
Remove Deleted Emails and Clean Up Spam
Go to the Deleted Email folder and remove
all emails that you do not want anymore. Similarly use Rules to remove spam and
keep the mailbox light.
Keeping a contingency plan in place for
Outlook crashes
At times when the Outlook application
becomes increasingly slow, it may point to an Outlook crash in near future.
Thus it is always a good idea to remain prepared for Outlook crashes and keep a
contingency plan for securing your data. The easiest way to ensure the
availability of your data involves the use of a pst repair tool. In case
you have a powerful application such DataNumen Outlook Repair readily available
you can easily get back the emails from a crashed Outlook application. This
proficient tool can recover even the most thoroughly damaged PST files with
minimum effort and can also discover their location. Last but not the least the
application can also bring back any emails that you have inadvertently deleted.
Author Introduction:
Alan Chen is President & Chairman of
DataNumen, Inc., which is the world leader in data recovery technologies,
including sql recovery and
outlook repair software products. For more information visit http://www.datanumen.com/
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