While extracting the files from the zipped folder, the speed is only KBps and shows that it'll take more than 8 hours. Please let me know how do I make this faster? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. System Details - PC - Windows I've set it not to update unread count and several other possible tweaks.
Internet speed it good - cable modem at about Mbps down and 17Mbps up. The mailbox used to be 11GB and we removed older emails so it's only about 3. There are quite a few folders maybe but per above, this account works OK on another computer and all the settings are identical with the exception that Outlook is and not That's why I tell clients to either use the gmail web interface or switch to something else.
These aren't options at this point so I'm hoping there is a magic bullet that will make things run more smoothly. In general, with Outlook and Microsoft Exchange via Office , once a sync is done, syncs are very low overhead. I don't know why Gmail has so much of a time overhead to sync.
One thought I just had is that maybe if more than one Outlook is synching with the account, that can cause it to be slow. I'm not sure if the second computer was running Outlook when I tested, but perhaps the first Outlook that connects has better speed and the second and subsequent Outlooks connects to the same account get slow. I've checked about different links via Google searches and implemented all the "fixes" so I'm looking for any obscure off the wall fixes and not the generic fixes that are plastered all over the place out there.
I can't find a group for this question besides "General". If it needs to be moved by the mods, please do so. There are two radio buttons. One is for Download complete items including attachments for subscribed folders and the other is for Use the custom behavior defined below. This way ALL of the subscribed folders don't get synched when the sync happens.
Back on the main Outlook screen, if a folder is clicked, it shows Synching folder xyz at the bottom of the screen and then updates that folder in real time to see any recent additions or deletions in the folder. On this screen I also unchecked Get folder unread count for subscribed folders since that was recommended in a lot of search results I found. I don't know how much this impacts the speed. The default setting when adding a new IMAP email account is for the Download complete items including attachments for subscribed folders to be ON.
For smaller mailboxes or ones without too many folders, maybe this is OK, but as the mailbox grows, it adds considerable time to the sync. I'l see how things work tomorrow during the day before calling this solved. I've requested this is moved to email or outlook or similar , this is not a Spiceworks issue but you've put it in spiceworks category.
Have you looked in the folder view in outlook under sync issues - there will be clues there if there are issues. Unfortunately Outlook. I read one post that said the iCloud add-in might cause problems too but I believe this slowness happened before I added the iCloud add-in. Google themselves say Gmail works best in Webmail. I think we just have to accept the reality that Gmail is laggy with Outlook in IMAP mode, especially when the mailbox is large.
Beyond that I guess it's either use webmail or migrate a proper solution that works well with Outlook, like O Another thought would be to have the client create a free Microsoft email outlook. He holds an engineering degree in Computer Science I.
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