Internet explorer offline storage stuck to 0mb


  1. Posts : 21
    Ultimate x64
       #1

    Internet explorer offline storage stuck to 0mb


    Hi guys, I have a problem with my outlook. Images will not display in emails. I tried all the usual tricks but tracked it down to an issue with internet explorer.

    when i go to options, general, browsing history, the size is stuck to 0. I have read a few forums on trying to move the location, kill it in the registry and things but nothing has worked. Everything seems to point to the fact I need to create a new user profile. I have too much crap on my system to want to do that. I don't use IE as a browser so I suspect if I was it would be causing a lot more issues.Is there anything I can try else to fix this issue? ( I won't link to other forum sites, btu a google of ie temp folder stuck at 0 will give you many results of the issue)

    I won't create a new profile, but I will consider moving to thunderbird instead of outlook. I have 50k emails in my inbox hence not wanting to create a new profile and migrating all the data!
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  2. Posts : 25,847
    Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
       #2

    I'm no email or Outlook expert but have you thought of your
    email storage is full and will not except any more.
    50,000 emails is a lot.

    From post #1
    I have 50k emails in my inbox hence not wanting to create a new profile and migrating all the data!
    I don't even know how one gathers 50,000 emails.
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  3. Posts : 21
    Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Well the emails are archived into separate pst files. so the actual size of my working pst file is very low. But I can still access older emails it just takes a bit longer to load them. The pst file is well under a gig. So with archiving enabled, the only limitation is hard drive space which i have plenty.
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