Perform these routine tasks for faster performance
Use Outlook Archive to FREE UP SPACE AND CLEAN UP YOUR PERSONAL DATA
One of the biggest problems that most users have with Outlook is the fact that it becomes very slow and takes up a lot of memory on their systems. I have an Outlook file of 1.5 GB, but Outlook runs fast and does not take up all the resources on my computer! Why?
Well, that’s because I optimize my Outlook by performing a few routine tasks to keep it clean and lean. Instead of struggling with Outlook crashes, weird error messages, memory hogs or wasting time waiting for Outlook to load, why not follow my advice below to make Outlook fast and responsive.
One thing you need to understand about Outlook is that it runs entirely from a database. All your emails, tasks, calendar items, business contacts, etc. are stored in a database file. To reduce memory usage and make Outlook fast, that database needs to be small and optimized.
