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- Can't believe Outlook Mac kept giving me issues. This is the 2nd major one in a week. Anyways, the issue was that after I did the previous fix (check out my previous post), Outlook was ok for a while.
No confirmation received, but we're (almost) sure no hidden option exists to import PST content from Outlook 2016 for Mac into you O365 mailbox:-). Managed a workaround using a Windows device with Outlook 2016 instead. Be aware that the import goes (pretty) fast, because items are loaded into you local cache. Then it will take aconsiderable time, even hours depending on the amount data, to get the local items synchronized into the online O365 mailbox. Check Outlook's Synchronization Status after a while, but also be aware that Outlook initially states 'All folders are up-to-date', only after while the status will change to synchronizing. Give it time:-). If you restart Oulook in between give it time to see Synchronization Status changing, even when it mentions you are 'Connected to: Microsoft Exchange'.
If you initially tried to import the PST using Outlook 2016 for MAC, remove this local instance 'On My Computer', to ensure this stail version of items is not accidentally used to send and/or receive items. Hope this helps for others.
Smart board 580 drivers for mac free. Hello all, Yesterday I updated my Office applications for my MacBook Pro (running OS 10.10.5) to the version 15.22. Ever since then, my Outlook application has been using pretty much all of my CPU resources.
It doesn't happen right away, normally takes an hour or so for it to start hogging them all, but once it happens Outlook becomes unusable and I have to Force Quit everything. In Activity Monitor it's showing CPU usage at somewhere like 780%, which is just absolutely bonkers. Is anyone else running into this issue with the Office update? I haven't seen this happen with any other Office apps, but to be fair I hardly use anything but Outlook. Would really appreciate any advice or tips you could throw my way. The Microsoft rep was not able to help me with this issue, but the solution I found myself was just to uninstall and reinstall the Office 365 suite. To uninstall, I moved all Office programs to the Trash, emptied it, then navigated to Library Containers and then deleted all of the pertinent com.microsoft folders, as well as all Microsoft folders located in Library Group Containers (UBF8T346.
Then I reinstalled from my Office 365 login page, and have yet to reproduce the issue. Hope that helps. The Microsoft rep was not able to help me with this issue, but the solution I found myself was just to uninstall and reinstall the Office 365 suite.
To uninstall, I moved all Office programs to the Trash, emptied it, then navigated to Library Containers and then deleted all of the pertinent com.microsoft folders, as well as all Microsoft folders located in Library Group Containers (UBF8T346. Then I reinstalled from my Office 365 login page, and have yet to reproduce the issue. Hope that helps. I've been having a very similar problem, especially after logout/login or reboot MS Outlook for Mac (v16.7 running on MacOS 10.12.6) would hog CPU 400% and run VERY slow for HOURS until it would eventually settle down.
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I used the above fix and now all OK.! As you can see it blew away a bunch of.plist files (saved them in./tmp just in case I regret this later!) as shown below for info. Maybe I've lost some settings and will have to recreate these, but it's certainly worth it for a now smooth-running laptop.