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Old 12-29-2010, 10:49 AM
rafields rafields is offline Outlook 2007 slow folder switch after yesterday's patches Windows 7 32bit Outlook 2007 slow folder switch after yesterday's patches Office 2007
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Originally Posted by Siobhande View Post
Thank goodness for Google, I was ready to give up on this problem.



Uninstalling KB2412171 did the trick, and I turned off automatic updates.
Same here - and I have now joined this forum - Thanks everyone!
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Old 01-02-2011, 08:28 PM
irfancehajic irfancehajic is offline Outlook 2007 slow folder switch after yesterday's patches Windows 7 64bit Outlook 2007 slow folder switch after yesterday's patches Office 2010 32bit
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Default My pst file was corrupted beyond repair

Following the update my Outlook.pst was corrupted. It could not be repaired. I had to revert back to my backup.

I experienced the slowdown with the backed up version. Uninstalling the update corrected the problem.

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