If it does, that means your Outlook Personal folder file (.pst) got corrupted. So, with outlook, you need to kill your indexing software too. pst file, that means either Outlook is still using it or if you have any indexing application installed in your computer like Copernic, then more chances are that Copernic is indexing it. If Outlook is not allowing you to rename your.
So, let’s fix these issues: Outlook 2013 is Stuck at “Loading Profile” Screen Solution 1 pst file has gone bad or got corrupted, and you try to rename it or move it, Outlook won’t let that happen when you may have killed the Outlook entirely from task manager. This issue was pervasive in Windows 8, and now it’s been observed on Windows 10 too. Repeat this for each Office process listed.All of a sudden, someday, Outlook 2013 stuck at start and goes into a loop of “Loading Profile” screen and won’t go ahead even after waiting for hours. Select an Office process and then choose End task. Under the Processes tab, locate all Office processes. Right click on any space of the Taskbar and select Task Manager. To work around the issue, you will need to end all Office processes that are running and disable the presence features.
If you are still seeing this issue, restart Outlook a couple of times so it can pick up the service change. On June 25th, 2019, the Outlook Team made a change to the service to fix this issue. If you end those processes it may enable Outlook to then open normally. You may notice that if you open Task Manager that other Office processes are unexpectedly listed even though you did not open the application. After updating to Current Channel Version 1905 (Build 11629.20196) and higher, Outlook may hang at loading profile or won't start.
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