¿Por qué Outlook tarda tanto en enviarse?

Why does outlook take so long to send?

1. Check hard drive for bad sectors. In case your hard drive has developed bad sectors and your PST file is stored at a location on the hard drive that includes one of those sectors, it could be a cause of this Outlook Running Slow. Try sending a few emails and check if Outlook sends/receives emails normally.

Follow these steps:

1. Click Send/Receive.
2. Click Send/Receive Groups.
3. Click Define Send/Receive Groups.
4. Click Edit.
5. Uncheck “Get folder unread count for subscribed folders”
6. Click OK.
7. Click Close.

As it turns out, the ‘Send to Recipient’ function is broken for a lot of Windows 10 users. In most cases, this happens because the Mail app (the default email client on Windows 10) doesn’t get recognized as a Mail app by Microsoft’s operating system.

The e-mail service is sourced by Two-Cows on a different server somewhere. I sometimes see slow speeds of receiving new e-mail and it always traces back to the e-mail server and its link to the ISP’s servers. I can also tell by using a web based e-Mail program to access my e-mail account.

Mail app doesn’t work with this function – As weird as this might sound, the Mail Recipient function is not supported by the Mail app. This is very strange considering that the app is the default choice on Windows 10.

Open Outlook (Outlook will replace & register the Msmapi32.dll and then open). Try the “Send To > Mail Recipient” again. thanks, this worked for me!

In the right-pane, click on Mail client and select Outlook from the options. Close the Settings and also close the Outlook app if running. Windows by default set the Mail app as the default Mail client. If you are using Outlook, you may encounter File Explorer error if the Outlook client is not as the default mail client on your computer.