在 Windows 上使用 Classic Outlook 進行個人電子郵件、行事曆與聯絡人管理
Hi Hank,
Good day. I'm Jhun an independent advisor. In regards with your Outlook works only after a full PC restart, this may be caused by the following:
- A stuck Outlook background process.
- Corrupt profile or data file.
- Add-in conflict.
- Office installation issue.
Let's try to do these steps and see what will fix the problem.
A. Check for stuck Outlook process.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc (Task Manager).
- Look for Microsoft Outlook.
- If it’s listed, select it → click End Task.
- Try reopening Outlook.
- If this fixes it, Outlook is hanging instead of closing properly.
B. Start Outlook in Safe Mode. This is for Add-ins conflict checking.
- Press Windows + R
- Type: outlook.exe /safe
- Press Enter
- If Outlook works normally in Safe Mode, Go to File > Options > Add-ins.
- At bottom, select COM Add-ins > Go.
- Uncheck all add-ins.
- Restart Outlook normally.
- Re-enable add-ins one by one to find the problem.
- Add-ins are one of the most common causes of send/receive freezing.
C. Create a new Outlook profile. Corrupt mail profiles frequently cause this behavior.
- Close Outlook.
- Open Control Panel.
- Click Mail.
- Select Show Profiles.
- Click Add.
- Create a new profile.
- Set it as Default.
- Open Outlook.
- If this fixes the issue, your old profile was corrupted.
D. Repair Office Installation. Since you're using Outlook Classic:
- Open Settings.
- Go to Apps > Installed Apps.
- Find Microsoft 365 / Office.
- Click Modify.
- Choose: First try Quick Repair. If not fixed > do Online Repair.
- Online Repair fixes deeper corruption.
E. Check Data File (PST/OST Repair).
- Close Outlook
- Go to, C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16
- Run: SCANPST.EXE
- Browse to your Outlook data file and scan
- Corrupt OST/PST files can block send/receive and prevent reopening.
I hope this works.
Regards,
Jhun