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Pete B
I am running WinXP Pro, IE7/OEx6. There is some kind of an automatic
cleanup for OEx6 that runs on some kind of schedule where every so often,
when I close OEx6, there is a dialoig box that opens and says the mail
folders need to be cleaned up and compacted, and do I want to do this? If I
say no, the damn thing keeps nagtging me every time I close OEx6 until I
finally do it.
Now, I don;t mind the cleanup itself, it only takes about a minute, most of
the time I just go ahead and do it. But usually the last thing I do at
night before shutting off power to my system is to check my email. And if
the schedule happens to be after that session it will run the cleanup, XP
will not ignore it even if I say so and just go ahead and shutdown. It
either waits for the damn dialog to time out, and then just cancels the
powerdown operation, or else it hangs up continually running the "waiting
for..." session over and over even if I hit "End Now". (At which point, I
just shut the power off anyway, since I have yet to find any problem at all
that actually requires that I wait for XP to do its little song and dance
about shutting down).
I have searched high and low to find a way to disable this automated task.
I don't need it at all, actually, my mail files are piuny relative to the
available storage and they are also inherently small since mine is just a
home PC. Where can I find a place to disable this maintenance function
schedule so that it only runs when I specifically do it manually? Searched
Help and the MSKB, no help at all.
cleanup for OEx6 that runs on some kind of schedule where every so often,
when I close OEx6, there is a dialoig box that opens and says the mail
folders need to be cleaned up and compacted, and do I want to do this? If I
say no, the damn thing keeps nagtging me every time I close OEx6 until I
finally do it.
Now, I don;t mind the cleanup itself, it only takes about a minute, most of
the time I just go ahead and do it. But usually the last thing I do at
night before shutting off power to my system is to check my email. And if
the schedule happens to be after that session it will run the cleanup, XP
will not ignore it even if I say so and just go ahead and shutdown. It
either waits for the damn dialog to time out, and then just cancels the
powerdown operation, or else it hangs up continually running the "waiting
for..." session over and over even if I hit "End Now". (At which point, I
just shut the power off anyway, since I have yet to find any problem at all
that actually requires that I wait for XP to do its little song and dance
about shutting down).
I have searched high and low to find a way to disable this automated task.
I don't need it at all, actually, my mail files are piuny relative to the
available storage and they are also inherently small since mine is just a
home PC. Where can I find a place to disable this maintenance function
schedule so that it only runs when I specifically do it manually? Searched
Help and the MSKB, no help at all.