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Old 03-13-2012, 09:56 AM
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Default How to prevent and remove Outlook duplicates

Hi,


I keep a page on how to prevent and remove Outlook duplicates. In the first section, it explains that two copies of Outlook running definitely causes duplicates. So, I think figuring out why two copies of Outlook are running is the first priority.


You might want to examine your list of Processes in Task Manger (via Ctrl-Alt-Delete) when you start Outlook to see how many copies are there. Also, try starting Outlook in safe mode to see if any misbehaving add-ins are causing the problem.


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