Outlook is a popular mail client from Microsoft which is being continuously developed in interface and functionality.
Furthermore in the latest versions of Outlook, there are performance problems too.
This issue can be seen in different versions of Windows.
You may have a go at rename the .pst file, thinking its corrupted.
But Outlook will not give permission to do so, even if you killed it using the Task Manager.
The Solution
I too experienced the same problem whileadding an email account created with HostGator.
I had to research forums and many other blogs to find the solution.
But theultimate answer lies in deleting the default profile and re-creating one.
How to you do it in Windows 8.1 and 10?
The fix for this kind of problem is the same in 32 or 64 bit.
Press Windows key and typemail.
(This is for Windows 8 or 8.1.
If its Windows 7 or Vista you might find it in theControl Panel.
Another way is to fire up the Charms bar and use search and typemail. )
Remove the profile that is existing, typically Outlook.
Start with a new profile.
The downside is that if you have any email accounts added to this profile they will also be deleted.
(Im assuming).
Just start Outlook again and your Loading profile hanging problem is gone.
The Other Solutions
There are typically other solutions which I found out while researching on this topic.
But this will take some time.
you’re free to also do arepair installfrom thePrograms and Features section in the Control Panel.
This file is located in different locations for different versions of Microsoft Outlook.
These files are nothing but related to your email accounts, in Outlook 2013.
The most noteworthy location will be like this
C:\Users\palla\AppData\Local\MicrosoftOutlook
punch the Start button.
The tool will check for file consistency and check for any repairs in the .ost file in Outlook 2013.
Fix It #3
Another solution is todisable hardware acceleration.
So either uninstalling the VPN or disabling it from running at start-up can solve the issue.
you’ve got the option to fire off the following two commands in the Run box.
If everything works fine after the first command, then you are good to go.
Otherwise, try the second command.
But Outlook may take a bit of time, after execution of the 2nd command.
One such service is the Desktop Window Manager Session Manager.
you’re able to stop this service and set the status to Disabled.
Now Re-start and Outlook should open fine.
Fix It #9
Lyncis one Office product which can have compatibility problems with Outlook.
So if you have it running parallel, then its best to kill the task using the Task Manager.
Now Outlook 2013 should open without problems.
There are a few solutions in this case.
If it is Windows 10, the short-cut would be available in the following path.
you’ve got the option to then spin up the Troubleshoot Compatibility tool which can fix this issue.
The general problem may be due to Telemetry and TCP related stuff.
These are some of the solutions I have tried tofix my Outlook 2013 loading profile problem.
you’re free to shut down the add-ins, which will reduce the delay in opening Outlook.
Were you able to solve your slowOutlook Loading Profileproblems using these tips ?
Which fix did you apply ?
Did it work out for Outlook 2010 and 2007 in the same way I told you?
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