Outlook.com is not responding!!

andrewkim789

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Argh!!! Outlook.com is not responding to any of my clicks to things like folders and settings! I tried Outlook on IE10, IE10 with IE9 rendering, and Firefox on my Windows 8 computer. It also doesn't work with my Windows Phone (Desktop mode)!!! It just keeps showing that progress symbol at the top infinitely :(

Anyone know why? And btw outlook works fine on my Windows 7 PCs... :(
 

Laura Knotek

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I'm not having any issues on my PC running Firefox 17 in Windows 8 Pro x64. Have you tried clearing your browser cookies and cache? Have you tried rebooting your PC?
 

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Outlook is now HTML5 dependent. This is odd, as I even managed to use Outlook on a Windows XP computer that is 5 years old and with Firefox.

As per lak611, try resetting the browser in some way. See if there are any updates.
 

andrewkim789

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I have just 'refreshed' my Windows 8 PC, and I installed a clean copy of Firefox. Still does not work...

Outlook does work well on all of my Windows 7 PCs, but not my Windows 8 one. It used to work, but now it doesn't. I even finished a full scan for viruses from Windows Defender!!

Edit: Never mind, it works again! This time I cleared my cookies. I always thought the cache was the problem... Well anyways thanks!
 

Laura Knotek

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I have just 'refreshed' my Windows 8 PC, and I installed a clean copy of Firefox. Still does not work...

Outlook does work well on all of my Windows 7 PCs, but not my Windows 8 one. It used to work, but now it doesn't. I even finished a full scan for viruses from Windows Defender!!

Edit: Never mind, it works again! This time I cleared my cookies. I always thought the cache was the problem... Well anyways thanks!

Trying flushing your DNS cache. How to Flush Dns Cache In Windows - Is It Down Right Now

Windows key + x will open power user options. Then select Command Prompt (Admin).
 

andrewkim789

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I actually know why this happened now. I did a bit of research on the Outlook forums and saw that there is the same problem with others. The bug is caused when your inbox is empty. I emailed myself from another account, and Outlook is working again! It doesn't have anything to do with cookies or cache :p
 

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