You can see that after hitting the initial IP (52.109…) for what looks to be, a disconnect takes place with path from, which is our firewall returning a false-positive for what it suspects to be adult content. I further isolated these events by removing activity for File, Registry, and Process Activity, keeping only Network: While quickly scrolling through the events, I noticed a couple entries for Network Activity with an obvious clue as to what was blocking the image previews. I fired up Process Monitor and reproduced the issue, filtering for processes only from Outlook.exe.
In this particular case, when using the I nsert Online Pictures option available in a new Outlook message, after selecting one of the categories in the initial image window, a series of grayed-out tiles are presented instead of the actual image preview tiles: But here is a quicky on an often overlooked part of Process Monitor, specifically the basic logging it does for Network Activity.
I have been out of it for sometime now, often tied up with one thing or the other and have not been able to contribute recently.
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