Outlook Receiving very slow

[SlipKid]

I have a laptop with Outlook 2002 (Windows XP) that works just fine. My
wife's email account is on my desktop PC (Windows XP), both connected to the
same router. Her Outlook account taked a very long time to recieve emails,
maybe 20 minutes for 10 small emails. We are both on the same SMTP and POP
email servers. I checked both PC's and thay have the same settings except
for the email address.

Any Help?
Thanks

 

[Guest]

LOL i got exact same proble

have a desktop and laptop both with xp and outloo

both on same route

laptop FLY's fast
where as desktop is TOOOO slow.

and i use the SAME account on BOTH LOL now tell me that is not funny, when the desktop is supposed to have twice as much memory and four times the speed processo

seay solution is to login with your account in the desktop to see if it still is slow. then the answer is simple.. get a new desktop LO

----- SlipKid wrote: ----

I have a laptop with Outlook 2002 (Windows XP) that works just fine. M
wife's email account is on my desktop PC (Windows XP), both connected to th
same router. Her Outlook account taked a very long time to recieve emails
maybe 20 minutes for 10 small emails. We are both on the same SMTP and PO
email servers. I checked both PC's and thay have the same settings excep
for the email address

Any Help
Thank

 

[SlipKid]

I also imported the Outlook account to Outlook Express, I get the same
results, very slow.

 

[SlipKid]

It was not always slow, just the last few weeks. I even removed the firewall
program I installed over a month ago. Internet explorer is fast as are
downloads, my cable modem connection works just fine.

LOL i got exact same problem

have a desktop and laptop both with xp and outlook

both on same router

laptop FLY's fast.
where as desktop is TOOOO slow.

and i use the SAME account on BOTH LOL now tell me that is not funny,

when the desktop is supposed to have twice as much memory and four times the
speed processor

seay solution is to login with your account in the desktop to see if it

still is slow. then the answer is simple.. get a new desktop LOL

 

[Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]]

Turn off "instant messaging" Q290025
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290025

Open the TOOLS menu
Select OPTIONS...
Select the OTHER tab

Turn off the check mark next to "Enable Instant Messaging
on Microsoft Outlook"
- Uncheck all planner options per article Q324374
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324374

OL2002: You Receive the "Cancelable RPC" Dialog Box When You Use the Meeting
Planner Options
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324374

- Turn off "instant messaging" Q290025
- Uncheck all planner options per article Q324374
- Create hosts file on client. Q258495
- Change rpc binding order, remove every protocol that
you are not using and have tcp/ip first. Q163576

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Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

I have a laptop with Outlook 2002 (Windows XP) that works just fine. My
wife's email account is on my desktop PC (Windows XP), both connected to the
same router. Her Outlook account taked a very long time to recieve emails,
maybe 20 minutes for 10 small emails. We are both on the same SMTP and POP
email servers. I checked both PC's and thay have the same settings except
for the email address.

Any Help?
Thanks

 

[SlipKid]

I turn off the check mark next to "Enable Instant Messaging" option, I also
updated to SP3 but still have the same problem.

on Microsoft Outlook

 

[SlipKid]

I disabled McAfee antivirus program, I have no firewall running, I still
have this problem..................Can anyone help me?
Thanks