Note: There might be instances in which Outlook will be stuck and won’t open at all. Most cases, this should be helpful.If not, proceed to the next section. Check whether your startup time has been shortened.Now go ahead and restart your Outlook installation.Uncheck the check box next of each of the items that are not related to Microsoft (for example: Add-Ins releated to your PDF Viewer, Video/Pic Editing, 3rd party communication tools).You’ll now see a list of all the Add-Ins installed on your Computer.Ensure COM Add-Ins is selected and hit Go. Navigate to the Manage combo box at the bottom of the screen.The Outlook options will open up, now go ahead and hit the Add-Ins link.If you notice that Outlook is somewhat slow on startup, the first thing you should probably do is disable those COM Add-Ins. In many cases, the culprit of Outlook performance problems are issues related to 3rd party ad-ins that extend the Microsoft Office capabilities and are installed on top of it. Fixing slow startup Issues Disable 3rd party Outlook add-ins Not all tips might be fully relevant for your specific situation, but for sure some of them might be helpful. In this quick tutorial we’ll learn how to troubleshoot performance issues. Speeding up Microsoft Outlook when it runs slow Software Add-ins (either from Microsoft or 3rd Parties).I am wondering why Outlook is so slow, and how should i fix this slowness, before it starts to impact my productivity?įirst off let’s try to pinpoint the key reasons for a slow Microsoft Outlook opening and general performance:
Last week i started to notice some lagging in Outlook performance, which became quite slow to refresh my email (send / receive takes longer than usual, inbox syncronization is also somewhat slower). Long time lurker, first time asking: Started to use Outlook 365 a couple months ago.
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