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@Marcos Disabling "...client plugins" also make Outlook respond within a few seconds of launching.
Did not check the protocol filtering option.
Q: between your suggestion and itman's, which would be the preferred method and why?
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@itman your solution works. Outlook now contacts the POP3 server and begins downloading withing a few seconds of launching Outlook.
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Doing this results in Outlook contacting the POP3 server and downloading messages within 6 seconds or so.
Clearly, turning off AV is not something I intend to do! And as I'd stated earlier, if this is typical behaviour then I'll deal with the inconvenience. Just wanted to see if it was something that I was doing that could be easily corrected.
-Chris
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Temporarily disabling email protection has no positive impact on the speed at which Outlook checks and downloads messages from the POP3 server.
Sits ion this state for up to 1 minute or so.
This is where I went to temporarily disable Outlook integration:
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I receive mail using POP3, no Exchange integration at all.
Disabling integration with Outlook restores expected performance.
I have not tried temporarily disabling scanning of incoming mail, I will do so and report back.
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Environment:
Microsoft Office Professional 2016 running under Windows 10 Professional with latest updates.
Outlook Version 1907 (Build 11901.20218 click-to-run)
Eset NOD32 12.2.23.0
Behaviour noted:
When initially starting outlook the application takes up to 90 seconds to begin the send/receive mail process. If I disable NOD32 and restart Outlook it begins to check email very quickly, perhaps 120 seconds or less.
I note that this is not new behaviour, Outlook has done this under NOD32 for as long as I can remember. Although this is only an annoyance, I would like to be able to correct this if possible.
My apologies in advance if this question has been asked and answered; I did try several search terms but could not find a suitable match.
regards,
-Chris
Sluggish Outlook Performance
in ESET NOD32 Antivirus
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@itman - that is the approach I will take. thank you for your help.