This has the added benefit of speeding up your send/receive performance as well.

By creating a send/receive group for RSS feeds, you can still update your RSS feeds when you have time to read them.

Actually, you can customize the update intervals of RSS Feeds.

This article will introduce steps about how to set and change the update intervals of RSS Feeds in Microsoft Outlook.

I have quite a list of RSS feeds configured in Outlook and while that works great, I do find myself getting distracted quite quickly because of it.

Also, it seems that Outlook’s send/receive process is getting slower because of the amount of RSS feeds that I have.

This solutions applies for following version of Microsoft Outlook: Note: You will need Administrator Access to Run the above command. If it finds any issues in “os” integrity it will automatically fix it.

Simply Right Click on CMD button and select “Run as Administrator” If you get the message “Direct Access (no proxy server)“, continue to the next step otherwise disable proxy from Network Settings. Note: You will need Administrator Access to Run the above command.

I then copied the PST file from my old PC to the new one and imported my "old" emails.

I've recently run into a problem with the RSS reader in MS Outlook 2010.

I have been using Outlook for the last 18 months or so, and have subscribed to various RSS feeds for most of that time period, without any problems.

Part 1: Disable the publisher update recommendation for RSS Feeds Part 2: Customize update intervals for RSS Feeds There are two parts to set and change the update intervals of RSS Feeds in Microsoft Outlook.

The first part is to uncheck the publisher update recommendation, and the second part is to define a new send/receive group for the RSS Feeds that you will change their update intervals. Step 1: Open the Account Settings dialog box: Step 2: In the Account Settings dialog box, click the RSS Feeds tab and select the feed name that you will change its update interval, and then click the Change button.