Hi There, I've recently purchased a new Surface Pro 4 and for some reason, not too sure when it started happening as I've only had the SP4 for about 2 days, when I run Outlook (2013 or 2016) my CPU utilization spikes up and the fan kicks in. I've tried to run Outlook in safe mode (outlook.exe /safe) but this does not seem to help the issue. Within a few minutes of launching outlook, the CPU starts to climb to about 65 - 85%. Outlook is using roughly 38 - 54% of the CPU. CPU: i5-6300U 2.4GHz OS: Windows 10 (fully updated as of ) Outlook Version: 16.0.6001.103 Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Excel 2016 crashes with large sheets and filtering. When opening a large file and start filtering, work with that filter, use a second filter dn remove one of the filters Excel crashes. The fixes for this have been released for Excel 2013, Excel 2016 and Office 365 subscribers in March. Excel for Mac 1,154 ideas; Excel for Mobile Devices. Re: Excel cpu usage very high I recreated the datatable and all seems better. I think the datatable was created with Excel 2000 and we just converted the file awhile ago to Excel 2007, and I think that conversion caused something to get messed up.
Thanks, Bavo. Hi, Please check if Outlook is still downloading items, this may take some CPU usage. Once the downloading is finished, check if the CPU usage is still high. What type of account do you use in Outlook? If you have an Exchange Account, please check if it's working in Online Mode: File - Info - Account Settings - Account Settings - Double click on the account name - If 'Use Cached Exchange Mode' is not ticked, Outlook is working in Online Mode. You can switch to Cached Mode to check if the problem persists.
You can also try disabling the troubleshooting logging: File - Options - Advanced - Untick 'Enable troubleshooting logging (requires restarting Outlook)' - OK. Regards, Melon Chen TechNet Community Support Please mark the reply as an answer if you find it is helpful. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact.
I've got Excel 2016 suite for my 2014 rMBP with Office365 and have been dealing with some big spreadsheets with 10,000s of cells, each with conditional sum formulas. I've found that the mac version just cannot cope with spreadsheets with this number of calculations, taking upto 5 minutes to load, continually pausing with 'calculating' at the bottom and crashing at times. I've opened the same files on windows 10 and despite a few waits for calculations to be performed there haven't been any major problems. Have others found similar problems with excel 2016, and do you think it will get more stable? It's a real shame it isn't more robust.
The look and feel is comparable with W10 and for smaller spreadsheets I've found it excellent.