Microsoft explains that the following criteria must happen to experience the one-minute bug: The problem only seems to affect Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2019, so those who use Microsoft Outlook as part of Office 365 won’t experience this huge loading time. The company says this occurs if UE-V, or the User Experience Virtualization system, is enabled on a system running Windows 10 version 1809 or newer. And you wait and you wait, with Microsoft itself explaining that the app sometimes needs some 60 seconds to display its user interface. In other words, you tap the Microsoft Outlook icon, the app begins loading, you see the splash screen, and then you wait.
However, some of those who rely on Outlook for their typical email activity have recently discovered that in some cases, it takes up to one minute to launch the email client. Microsoft Outlook is undoubtedly one of the best email clients out there, and I’d say that together with Mozilla’s Thunderbird, it’s really the best way to go when it comes to managing one or more email accounts.Īnd given the current health crisis, the adoption of Outlook has obviously increased, especially as more companies started working from home and transitioned to Microsoft’s remote-working products.
