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I have recently deployed 15 new XP Pro boxes in the
office, almost all of which are running Office 97. On 2 of these machines, the MAPI spooler will occasionally startup and use the entire CPU resources in it's attempt to hit the e-mail server, slowing the machine to a crawl. In this case i have to kill the user account on the server and start a new one to cure the problem, but it's only temporary and then at odd intervals the problem will re-occur. I have tried uninstalling and re-installing office to no avail and most recently replacing the MAPI files from another machine that is running correctly. The patch it seems has been to upgrade those individuals to Outlook 2K, which doesn't use the MAPI process. (or at least it never shows up in the task manager) But i know there is a problem here i cannot solve. Any ideas? |
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Stop using an unsupported email client that is half a decade old?
Ray "rick" <rselman@oseco.com> wrote in message news:b7eb01c3b916$89573a00$a601280a@phx.gbl... > I have recently deployed 15 new XP Pro boxes in the > office, almost all of which are running Office 97. On 2 > of these machines, the MAPI spooler will occasionally > startup and use the entire CPU resources in it's attempt > to hit the e-mail server, slowing the machine to a > crawl. In this case i have to kill the user account on > the server and start a new one to cure the problem, but > it's only temporary and then at odd intervals the problem > will re-occur. > I have tried uninstalling and re-installing office to no > avail and most recently replacing the MAPI files from > another machine that is running correctly. > The patch it seems has been to upgrade those individuals > to Outlook 2K, which doesn't use the MAPI process. (or at > least it never shows up in the task manager) But i know > there is a problem here i cannot solve. Any ideas? |
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