Summary

  • The Classic Outlook is plagued by a bug which causes high CPU usage every time a user types an email, making the system run slowly and often causing the computer to overheat.
  • This issue affects both Windows 10 and 11 users across all channels, and Microsoft is yet to release a permanent fix.
  • In the meantime, a temporary solution is to revert to Outlook version 2405.
  • This removes the bug, but it also skips recent security updates, leaving the user vulnerable.
  • Microsoft is rolling out a permanent fix predicted for May 2025, which will be available to a select group of insiders first, before a final release to all.
  • Until then, users can use the New Outlook version or explore alternate email apps.

By Henderson Jayden Harper

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