Outlook not responding error

 

Outlook not responding error solve

 This problem occurs for one or more of the following reasons:

• You have not installed the latest updates.
• Outlook is in use by another process.
• Outlook is loading external content, such as images in an email message.
• A previously installed add-in is interfering with Outlook.
• Your mailboxes are too large.
• Your AppData folder is redirected to a network location.
• You have to repair your Office programs.
• Outlook data files have become corrupted or damaged.
• Your installed antivirus software is outdated, or it conflicts with Outlook.
• Your user profile has become corrupted.
• Another program conflicts with Outlook.

 

campus NW Design Master-Campus Core

  1. Which Dell EMC switch series would be the best option for a mid-market company that wants to implement virtual link trunking (VLT)in the core tier?

Ans: S-Series

2.which campus networking deployment option would be the best fit for a company that has a chassis core , is keeping legacy access switches and wants to centrally manage new access switches?

Ans: Hybrid deployment

 

3.A mid-sized content-streaming customer with a 10Gb Internet connection and 10GbE server/storage NICs needs to upgrade their campus network core.Which solution is the best fit for their needs?

 Ans:S4048-ON Pair of switches with virtual link trunking(VLT)

 

4.Which switch should you recommend to a customer looking for a networking solution that provides zero-touch installation of alternate network operating systems?

Ans:S4048-ON

Disk Usages 100% for Windows 10 (solved)

 There are some process to reduce disk usages 100% for windows 10

Process 1: Disable SuperFetch

Goto command prompt and it run as administrator

then write net.exe stop superfetch then enter 

if its not work then write net.exe stop sysmain

Process 2: Please Update your Windows all.

Process 3: Disk Check

Goto command prompt and it run as administrator

then write chkdsk.exe /f  /r then enter then Y then enter.

then restart your device.