Windows Mail mailbox folder

[Guest]

Some clown caused a complete crash with my computer using Vista Home Premium.
The OEM disk has no repair function so I had to reinstall. All the old
installation was moved to a directory called Windows.old. I am now battling
to recover the mail but don't know where it is what it is called.

Help Please


Thanks Don

 

[housetrained]

The OEM disc HAS got a repair function.
Used mine last week. Booted from the OEM DVD and did a system restore from
it. Easier than XP!

 

[Guest]

This OEM install disk was used to install on a new PC. It definitely DOES NOT
have a restore function. The company is MECER. In any case the damage is
done. I NOW WANT TO KNOW THE NAME OF THE MAIL FOLDER AND ITS EXTENSION SO
THAT I CAN RECOVER IMPORTANT MESSAGES

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much. You are most helpful

Don

Don,

Your messages should be located at "C:\Users\(your
username)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail\Local Folders". The
email messages will have the ".eml" extension.

Shawn


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[Guest]

I'm afraid I cannot find them. Shall continue to search

Don

 

[Cal Bear '66]

Control Panel (Classic view) > Folder Options > View tab > check Show hidden
files and folders

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

When you explore the directory Windows.old, what subdirectories
do you see? Is there on called Users?

Gary VanderMolen

 

[Guest]

Thank you everybody. I have recovered all the mail for Windows Mail. Can
anybody tell me the extension name for Thunderbird mail?