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888-606-4841-Step-by- Step Process to Fix Outlook Crashing Issues
Outlook is one of the renowned emailing software which is used by millions of
users all across. But sometimes it also undergo some technical flaws and users get
an Outlook not responding error on a screen that simply says "Processing”.
Sometimes users also face Outlook hang, freeze, or stop working when you're
opening a file or sending an email message. There is an integer of probable
reasons for Outlook to behave this means. To resolve this issue you can simply
dial a toll-free Outlook Support Contact Phone Number for crashing issues and
get expertise help for the same.
You can also get connected with a third party tech solutions proffering company,
like Intelli Atlas, and get customized solutions to fix Outlook crashing issues.
To fix "Processing" screen: Start Outlook in safe mode
In case Outlook stops responding and you get error on your screen saying
"Processing," you can close Outlook, and start it in safe mode, then close it and
open it usually to repair the trouble.
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First of all, close your Microsoft Outlook.
Now launch Outlook in safe mode by selecting one of the option.
In Windows 10> choose Start >type Outlook.exe /safe> and press Enter.
In Windows 7> choose Start >and in the Search programs and files box>
type Outlook /safe > and then press Enter.
 In Windows 8> on the Apps menu> choose Run> type Outlook /safe> and
then choose OK.
 Finally close Outlook, and then open it generally.
For this you can also dial toll-free Outlook Customer Support Contact Phone
Number and get quality help for the same.
You can also use Event Viewer which helps you in knowing the general location in
Windows itself. Event Viewer also contains events for when an application
unexpectedly blocked or crashed. You can also take Microsoft Outlook Technical
Support Service to fix Outlook crashing issue.

Open the Event Viewer
 First, start> Run; eventvwr
 Now start> Control Panel > Administrative Tools> Event Viewer
 In Start menu> go to Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance> Event
Viewer
 Start> Control Panel > System and Security> Event Viewer
 Start> Control Panel go to System and Maintenance> Event Viewer
 Right tap on Start Menu or in Explorer and choose Manage.
 Now expand System Tools to see Event Viewer.
C:\Windows\System32\eventvwr.msc
 In Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 type Start>;
Event Viewer
 After this, in Start Screen> type; Event Viewer> select Settings> View event
logs
 Now Right tap on the Windows icon in the bottom left and select Event
Viewer.
 Finally in Windows 8 and Windows 10 press Windows Key> Event Viewer to
complete the process.
For more solutions you can get connected to Intelli Atlas and get more solutions
according to your needs.