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Where are email stored please ?
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Please help, tekkie guys
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One of my computers has developed a system fault, and I can't open Internet Explorer or Outlook Express.
I can open other applications, but they are slow.
Task Manager says that my CPU Usage is only between 3 and 11 %.
I am going to reinstall the OS (which is XP Professional).
I have copied most of my documents on to chips.
But (the question at last) ...
... as I can't open Outlook Express, where is the file in which emails are stored ?
Can I copy the file onto a chip so that I can open the emails on another computer?
Very big hug for anyone who can help.
(or for anyone who just fancies a hug)
J x x x
=0(
One of my computers has developed a system fault, and I can't open Internet Explorer or Outlook Express.
I can open other applications, but they are slow.
Task Manager says that my CPU Usage is only between 3 and 11 %.
I am going to reinstall the OS (which is XP Professional).
I have copied most of my documents on to chips.
But (the question at last) ...
... as I can't open Outlook Express, where is the file in which emails are stored ?
Can I copy the file onto a chip so that I can open the emails on another computer?
Very big hug for anyone who can help.
(or for anyone who just fancies a hug)
J x x x
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All your .dbx files should be found if you follow the instructions below.
Make sure show hidden files is enabled under Windows Explorer. Go to Tools (Menu) -> Folder Options (menu item) -> Views (a tab) -> Show Hidden Files and Folders (a selector in the list you can see)
Go to C:\Documents and Setting\[User Name]\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\[GUID number, a long number]\Microsoft\Outlook Express\
All your .dbx files should be found if you follow the instructions below.
Make sure show hidden files is enabled under Windows Explorer. Go to Tools (Menu) -> Folder Options (menu item) -> Views (a tab) -> Show Hidden Files and Folders (a selector in the list you can see)
Go to C:\Documents and Setting\[User Name]\Local Settings\Application Data\Identities\[GUID number, a long number]\Microsoft\Outlook Express\