B
Bob L
I'm running Outlook 2000 under Win XP Professional and using the Task
Manager, the CPU usage seems pretty constant at 38%. With my wife logged
onto the same computer as a separate user, the usage is double with Outlook
running under two instances. Why is Outlook using the CPU so much, even
when it is not sending/receiving?
This machine is relatively new to me and I don't remember this occurring on
other XP computers I own.
Thanks in advance.
Manager, the CPU usage seems pretty constant at 38%. With my wife logged
onto the same computer as a separate user, the usage is double with Outlook
running under two instances. Why is Outlook using the CPU so much, even
when it is not sending/receiving?
This machine is relatively new to me and I don't remember this occurring on
other XP computers I own.
Thanks in advance.