Outlook 2013 is not responding (freezes or hangs)

1. Microsoft Outlook problems and issues
   2.Outlook 2003
   3.Not responding, or freezes or frequently hangs on (Sending Emails Only)

Thank you for all your support to my question...

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I have posted all picture I could think about to give you better understanding of the problem

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How to suppress the AutoDiscover mismatch warning in Outlook 2007 and later versions
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...tlook-2007-and

From what you have disclosed it seems that you have 3 versions of Office installed, 2003, 2007 & 2013, is that correct?.

As far as I know Outlook will usually default to the latest version of Office, as only one version of Outlook is allowed. So if the above is correct with the versions you have installed Outlook 2013 is the only one that will work.

If Outlook 2013 is not working properly you may have to disable Outlook 2003 & 2007.

Also you cannot mix 32 bit & 64 bit versions of Office together & you have to install the oldest version first & the latest one last.

These websites might help you.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/...an-earlier-ver

Running multiple versions of Microsoft Office on one machine

The reason I asked about Office 2003 & 2007 is that your first post mentioned these.

It seems you are using Office 2013 Professional Plus, which is an Enterprise Licensed version. Did you get Office while you were enrolled at a school or similar & are you still associated with that organisation, if not then you may have the same problem that this Thread Poster has.

Can no longer open Office docs directly - Windows 7 Help Forums

Read through that Thread & see if there is any help there.

To find what versions of Office are installed look in Programs & Features under Microsoft Office. You can also look in C: Program Files both 64 & 32 bit & look for Microsoft Office.

It certainly looks like you have an illegal version of Office as the version you have were never sold to single use consumers. They were only sold to enterprises such as schools & colleges & they were licensed to distribute copies to their students.

Thanks for getting back. From what you have said it seems to be working properly now, is that correct?.