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Old 12-20-2010, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by titge View Post
Has anyone noticed a severe slow down in Outlook 2007 when switching folders after yesterdays patches? Both my machines were fine until after last night's reboot. Switching folders causes a 20 second pause and a "Not Responding" before it switches.

Thanks,

John
Yah I had the same problem. I was so mad... I spent an hour and a half removing all the updates that went through that night, only to shut down and restart and watch them all reinstall. Nice job MS! How about a free upgrade to Office 10 for the effort I wasted!

Then I was totally frustrated and have been living with it untill finding this post. You made my day

The response below worked great. Remove Update KB2412171.
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