Microsoft Outlook’s CPU Spike Woes: Users Await Fix While Juggling Workarounds
Microsoft is on a mission to fix a classic Outlook bug causing CPU spikes when typing emails. Users in the Semi-Annual Channel have been experiencing power-hungry typing since Version 2406. For now, reverting to Version 2405 is a temporary fix, but a proper solution is expected to roll out by May 2025.
Hot Take:
Oh, Microsoft Outlook, why you gotta make my CPU sweat like it’s running a marathon whenever I type an email? At this rate, my computer’s going to need a gym membership! But fear not, dear users, Microsoft has heard your cries and is preparing a fix. Until then, let your fingers tread lightly on that keyboard!
Key Points:
- Outlook’s CPU spikes are causing high power consumption when typing emails.
- The issue affects users on the Semi-Annual Channel with recent updates.
- The quickest workaround is reverting to an earlier version, though not recommended.
- A fix will be available for different channels starting in early May 2025.
- Microsoft has been busy addressing various Office-related bugs and crashes.
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