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I have posted this in the MS support forum but there has been no response so I thought I'd try here in the hope of getting some ideas.
Further to the description, below, Outlook only runs out of resources when there's also a fairly large Excel workbook open (any one of several , it isn't specific to a particular Excel workbook). Excel itself never reports a lack of resources, but closing the Excel workbook makes Outlook happy again ! Problem description I have a straightforward installation of Office 365 on Windows 11. Usually there's not much else running except Google Chrome and sometimes a large Excel workbook or small-ish Word documents or a photo editor. 6 months ago I started getting messages that Outlook had run out of shared resources and that I should close any messaging applications. I wan't able to fix it that and had to restart Windows to get Outlook going again. Then the problem went away - I am not aware of any system or application changes around that time. A week ago it came back again and now it forces me to do a restart every few hours, sometimes more often, which is a real pain. How can I set about diagnosing the cause ? The only relevant thing I have thought of is to check RAM usage but I always seem to have at least 7GB free out of 16GB in total. When there isn't the resource problem, Outlook is behaving just fine. |
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The issue was the CompanionLink software whose synch was set to "daily". his was keeping the Outlook process running even when Outollk was apparently closed. I have set the synch to "manual" (not a big deal for me) and have had no further issues. |
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