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SS9 - Outlook 2010 add-in causes ram and cpu drain


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About a week ago, after I deleted the Download Windows 10 files I noticed a small but persistent ram usage of about 3% and CPU usage on on or more core of between 3% and 31%.  It only happened when I had Microsoft Outlook 2010 open.  My system is running Windows 7, and Smart Security 9.  I have searched the web and found others who have had the same problem that involves persistent telemetry logging to very small files with .etl extension located in AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\ folder.  I have verified that my Outlook options were not set to enable global logging, changed a registry setting for Client telemetry, and finally tried to open Outlook in safe mode.  When open in safe mode ("Outlook /safe") the add-ins were disabled and the memory and ram drain stopped.

 

Next, I opened Outlook in regular mode and disabled all of the add-ins and no memory and ram drain.  When I enabled each add-in separately and in groups the ram and memory drain only recurred when I enabled the ESET add-in.  This problem is not limited to Outlook but occurs when any Office suite programs are opened.

 

Is there a work-around or a patch to address this problem?  If requested, I will attach the output from my run of the SysInspector program.  I have read on one of the Microsoft forums that the problem was not present in Outlook 2016.

 

Thanks for any feedback.

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Hello, in case you can reproduce the issue repeatedly, please submit it to our customer care team at support.eset.com who will investigate it further by requesting and analyzing logs from your computer.

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I did that on 10/27/15 and customer care contacted me the same day.  I sent the logs that they requested and responded to their question regarding if- and under what condition the the issue recurred.  I responded and have not heard anything for the past 11 days.  My case number is 1367452.  I have sent them two "hello, anyone there?" emails during that time.  I have been an  ESET customer for more than 20 years and expected better customer care. 

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