Windows 10: Live.com not responding

Hi,
I'm not sure where to post this topic.

For the past few weeks each time I use Outlook, (The old Hotmail account) , the emails are available but soon as one clicks on any of the messages , it tends to be very slow then stops, click the curser a few times on the email one wants to open to read a message crops up below saying "live.com is unable to respond due to running a long script".

After clicking the stop button after that message, sometimes internet explorer closes and opens again and all is ok for a time, only to have the same thing repeat itself when going back to outlook to read messages (email).

Has anyone else experienced this problem? If so, how was it resolved?

Thanks


:)

 

Nokia lumia 800 setting appointements in calendar to occur every 2 weeks

Question, I tried to open the calendar in live.com on my 1020 and it is not responding. Help!

 

Unable to install apps from my PC to phone, access Microsoft Profiles

Emilie,

I am sorry for not responding to your question...



Yes, I can log into Live.com



Thank you

 

Hi,

That's been going on for at least 6 months. The script is used to run the ad's banners and this often is quite CPU hungry. I had the fans running to cool the CPU.
Unfortunately there isn't much you can do other than click an empty space in the browser windows untill a popup windows shows up allowing to stop the script momentarily.It does restart quite fast.
Or use W10's Windows mail.

I'll need to check my somewhat older PCs if the problem still persists on those. My latest Kabylake 7700K machine seems to handle this script just fine running W10 CU.
I'll report back on that.

Cheers, *Wink

 

@ fdegrove,

Thanks for your response. Oh, ok, I did not realise the problem started back then, I've only been noticing it of recent. I was wondering whether there was some type of gremlin responsible. It would be interesting to know if your other devices have the same issue persisting.

W10 CU, what does the CU stand for?

Cheers

 

Hi,

Hooked up a pc with a Skylake CPU last night. The problem is gone. It's running W10 CU with the latest updates. My guess is that MS solved it somehow.
Same thing for an aging laptop, it works fine now even though I'd rather not see these ads....
What version of Windows are ou running Bondy 99 ?

Cheers, *Wink

 

Hi fdegrove

Hmmm, good to know your problem is resolved. I'm using an Adblocker called Adguard on mine, it does stop most ads but not all.

Good question, I've only got Windows 10 Pro x64 installed.

I was involved with the Windows Insiders Program but never got fully into it.

How did you get the CU version?
Cheers

 

Hi,

You can follow the instructions to obtain W10 CU in this thread by @Brink:

How to get the Windows 10 Creators Update

Cheers, *Wink

 

Hi,
Thanks for that I'll have a look at that thread.


Cheers