[pattom12]

I am using Win XP, Sp2, Outlook 07 with no plugins. I made the mistake of installing Xobni to see how it worked, did not like it, uninstalled it, and now Outlook causes my CPU usage to continually cycle between 0 and 45%. I went back to Outlook 2000 to see if that would help-it did not, so I then went back to Outlook 07. It does not occur with Outlook Express-only Outlook. I can not find any sign of Xobni on my computer. What can I do to stop this continual CPU usage occurring for no reason. I am not checking e-mail automatically or doing anything else that would this.

Help

[EAFiedler]

Hi pattom12

Did you look in the Add-ins section in Outlook 2007 to see if a Xobni Add-in appears?

Tools > Trust Center > Add-ins

[pattom12]

Thanks-I did not know where to look for all of the add-ins. I had a spam filter turned on inadvertently. Once I turned it off, my problem went away.

Thanks a million

Pat

[nintendo9231889]

Originally Posted by pattom12

Thanks-I did not know where to look for all of the add-ins. I had a spam filter turned on inadvertently. Once I turned it off, my problem went away.

Thanks a million

Pat

Which filter was it?

Spambayes is supposed to be pretty accurate and fast, but I haven't been forced to use outlook in two years, eg the outlook 2003 era. but the real slow down is probably outlook's addin support api.

[pattom12]

It was Trend Micro Internet Security spam filter.

[nintendo9231889]

You might like spambayes. It becomes more accurate over time. But beware, any spam filter can still classify a legitimate email as spam. So always check that junk folder before deleting it .