Outlook Customer Service – How To Fix Your Outlook Account

There may be times when your Microsoft Outlook stops responding, or run at a snail’s pace. As an Outlook customer, you may find it difficult to reply to an email, or download an attachment, that may hurt your important professional commitments. To bail out from such a situation, you must contact Outlook Customer Service for they are the pioneers when it comes to resolving the technical glitches in quick span of time. In the meanwhile you must go through this write-up to get the job done all by yourself.

The reasons for occurrences of such hitches may be a third party program that is running concurrently with Outlook, or a non-functioning add-in, or an over sized PST file, or simply a virus attack. You don’t need to lose your sleep over them and simply call upon Outlook tech support. Here are some of the solutions:

Solution 1

If you are facing this trouble for the first time, then launch task manager by pressing Ctrl, Alt, and Delete keys together. Go to the processed tab, and select Outlook. exe, and click on End process button. Once done, open Outlook and check whether it is working fine or not.

Solution 2

You must check for any third party application running concurrently with Outlook, and close it immediately as it might be a culprit. The third party applications include Antivirus software, firewall, add-ins, or plug-ins which may bring Outlook to a standstill. The security packages like antivirus programs insulates your system from malicious interference that come via emails, and may at times block Outlook from sending or receiving emails. To counter it, you must frequently update your Outlook add-ins. If a particular add-in stops working, then re-install that add-in.

Solution 3

Outlook has an inbuilt mechanism to store emails or other information categorically. This ensures that your mailbox is not over burdened with too many files. Due to this very reason, Outlook may stop responding due to storage of heavy files, or programs that run concurrently with it. To evade this situation, you must keep patience and let Outlook complete its pending tasks.

Do not burden Outlook with random clicks and new tasks just before archiving or synchronization. Outlook stores its data in a PST file and an over-stuffed PST file, or a large mailbox might freeze your Outlook account frequently. The solution to this problem is a regular archiving of your mailbox. For this, you must truncate the files or attachments that are of no use to you. It is recommended that you divide an oversize PST file into smaller ones. Don’t forget to create a backup for PST files, as during a virus attack, all your data may be lost.

Solution 4

The registry entries of your Microsoft Outlook may be corrupted. You must mend the corrupted registry entries. For that, you must download a registry repair program, and install it on your system. Fixing the registries manually is not recommended as it is a risky business, and your system may crash on wrongly modifying the registry. Also, make it a point to create a system restore point before using the registry repair program. It will let you restore your system to the selected point in case some data is lost during the registry building process.

For more information, ring up at Outlook Technical Support Phone Number.