This is considered to be one of the most common errors that an Outlook user faces these days. It can be said that it starts lagging and unable the user to access Outlook. The good thing is that our Microsoft Support has got the answer to resolve this issue so that you can easily access your Outlook like you used to before.
To help you out in this process, Microsoft Technical Support has given some easy steps that you might want to consider in order to experience a smooth functioning of this process and of your Outlook as well. We also recommend that you follow these steps or instructions carefully and accordingly.
• Firstly, press shift, Ctrl and Esc to open the windows task manager
• Once it appears, click on the processes tab
• Now, check if the Microsoft Outlook is running
• If it is running, then click the process
• At last, click on “End process” and exit the task manager
Delete OUTCMD.DAT
• Firstly, press the F key along with the Windows key to open the Windows search box
• Now, type in the “OUTCMD.DAT” and press enter
• Then, right click on the “OUTCMD.DAT” file and choose delete
• Now, open the recycle bin and empty it by deleting all the files
• Reboot your computer, to apply all the changes on your system
We hope that these steps will help you a lot in this whole process and most importantly you won’t be facing any issues at all if you follow these instructions carefully. If you are unable to resolve this issue, we recommend that you should contact your system manufacturer because there are chances that something might be wrong with your system. For any further information feel free to call us on our official Microsoft Support Number Australia +61-283206048.
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