“0x8007000E not enough memory error” while using Outlook 2003

“0x8007000E not enough memory error” while using Outlook 2003

The error does not mean that there is not enough memory on your computer system or hard drive. It simply means that the memory available for your Outlook cannot hold the information or the virtual memory is too low. All you need to do is to increase it.

But I will first suggest that you remove the application and then try saving to another location and then delete all of its contents. And then, restart your computer and re-install the application again. If this doesn't resolve your problem, then this might be an issue with the MAPI32.dll. Try fixing it by using the MAPI Repair Tool. You can find this on your C:WindowsSystem32 folder. Just look for the fixmapi.exe and double-click to run it.

Another possible reason may be, the email profile that you are using is broken or damaged already. Try to create a new profile and restart your Outlook. Or the email message that you received may be corrupted so try to delete it if you cannot move it to other folder. But if you don't want to lose that email, repair the Outlook PST but you will need to purchase the software for repairing it.

Lastly try closing all the active programs including the Outlook. And then, restart your Outlook again.

I hope this will solve your problem.

“0x8007000E not enough memory error” while using Outlook 2003

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“0x8007000E not enough memory error” while using Outlook 2003

That is an “Out of memory” error which can only be triggered when your application can no longer use any resources because your machine’s resources have been exhausted. If you are using Office Outlook when the error was triggered, check if you have other programs running in the background.

If you have other programs running aside from Microsoft Office Outlook, close all of them then try sending the message again in Office Outlook. See if this works. If it doesn’t, exit Office Outlook then restart your computer. Start Office Outlook then send the message again.

If your computer is running with a small physical RAM, you can increase the virtual memory of your operating system to avoid receiving “out of memory” error. You can do this if adding more RAM to your computer is not yet an option but still the best solution to this problem is to upgrade the memory of your computer.

To increase the virtual memory of your operating system, right-click “My Computer” and select “Properties”. Select “Advanced” tab and click “Settings” under “Performance” section. In “Performance Options” dialog, select “Advanced” tab and click “Change” under “Virtual memory” section. In “Virtual Memory” dialog, select “Custom size” and enter the values for “Initial size” and “Maximum size”.

The old thumb rule for the ideal virtual memory size is 1.5 times or double the size of your physical RAM. That means if you have 2 GB RAM, your virtual memory size could be either 4 GB or 3 GB. You can enter either without quotes “3000” for 3 GB or “4000” for 4 GB.

But you don’t need to follow this old thumb rule if you don’t require big virtual memory. I myself don’t follow this. I have 2 GB RAM on my PC and my virtual memory is only 2 GB. You will know when to increase the size of your virtual memory. When you are finished entering the values for your virtual memory, click “Set” and then “OK”.

Restart your computer if it prompts you. Additionally, it is a good idea if both “Initial size” and “Maximum size” will have the same values to reduce fragmentation on your system drive.