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I was having this particular problem off and on when using Mac OS X Mail on my work Mac, which was set up to use our corporate exchange server, and an 'Exchange 2007' Mail account: Every so often, Mail would quit getting new messages in the inbox, and when I checked the 'Activity' window, I would get the following error: (Screenshot to be posted here) ('Opening Mailbox — Requesting Latest Information') Sometimes, simply hitting the 'stop sign' would allow me to get new messages, but the problem would always crop up again. Other times, I'd pull out my Mac laptop, which was set up to use IMAP instead of Exchange (long story, details don't matter), and after syncing it up with the server, and restarting Mail on my main Mac, the problem would go away. Only today, after finding on Apple's Discussion Forums, did I find the source of the problem: Sometimes, a corrupted email (usually spam) would find its way into my inbox, and when Mail tried downloading the message, it would get hung up on it and stop getting new mail. Once I synced my IMAP account on the other computer, and the corrupted message was put into my junk mailbox or deleted, the main Mac/Exchange account worked correctly. Another way to fix this is to login to the Outlook Web Access account through your corporate Exchange server, and see if there's a message in your inbox that isn't showing up on your Exchange-enabled Mail account inbox. Delete or move that message, and restart Mail, and see if it's working again. Problem solved!

Outlook for Office 365 Outlook 2019 Outlook 2016 Outlook 2013 Did you get an Outlook not responding error? Is Outlook stuck on a screen that simply says 'Processing'? Or does Outlook hang, freeze, or stop working when you're opening a file or sending an email message? There are a number of possible reasons for Outlook to behave this way. We've presented the potential solutions in order from quickest to most time consuming.

Start Outlook in safe mode to fix 'Processing' screen If Outlook stops responding at a screen that says 'Processing,' you can close Outlook, start it in safe mode, then close it and open it normally to fix the problem. • Close Outlook. • Launch Outlook in safe mode by choosing one of the following options. • In Windows 10, choose Start, type Outlook.exe /safe, and press Enter. • In Windows 7, choose Start, and in the Search programs and files box, type Outlook /safe, and then press Enter.

• In Windows 8, on the Apps menu, choose Run, type Outlook /safe, and then choose OK. • Close Outlook, and then open it normally. If Outlook isn't stuck at a screen that says 'Processing,' or this didn't resolve your issue, continue to the steps below. Step 1: Is there a dialog box open? Some things you do in Outlook ask for confirmation. For example, the first time you try to Dismiss All on a list of reminders, Outlook asks you if you're sure you want to do that. If you don't choose an option on that dialog box, Outlook won't let you do anything else.

Check for open dialog boxes. Pressing Alt+Tab will help you switch from window to window and help you see what dialog boxes might be stopping Outlook from responding. If you can't find a dialog box open, move on to the next step.