I am trying to help a friend. They had outlook express with allnet and
have no idea about the server names. I can't find a source of info from
allnet but I do have the hard drive and wonder if that info is somewhere
on it. I can't start up OE with this hard drive. But is the server names
hidden somewhere in one of the files on the hard drive? Can I substitutive
those files into another setup to extract the server names. They know
their email address and password. All I need to finish setting this up
is the server names.

Thanks

The servers names are in the registry. You mention that you have the
hard drive. I suspect you've set it up as a slave. In that case, since
you can't boot from the drive you'd need a special utility to access the
registry.

Regdat - Registry viewer
http://people.freenet.de/h.ulbrich/

It will probably be less work getting the info from the ISP.

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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"jenny" wrote in message
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I am trying to help a friend. They had outlook express with allnet and
have no idea about the server names. I can't find a source of info
from
allnet but I do have the hard drive and wonder if that info is
somewhere
on it. I can't start up OE with this hard drive. But is the server
names
hidden somewhere in one of the files on the hard drive? Can I
substitutive
those files into another setup to extract the server names. They know
their email address and password. All I need to finish setting this
up
is the server names.

Thanks

"Michael Santovec" wrote in message
...
The servers names are in the registry. You mention that you have the
hard drive. I suspect you've set it up as a slave. In that case, since
you can't boot from the drive you'd need a special utility to access the
registry.

Regdat - Registry viewer
http://people.freenet.de/h.ulbrich/


Or if we knew that the OS was NTx regedit (or regedt32)
load hive command could be used.



It will probably be less work getting the info from the ISP.


But not as much fun. ; )


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"jenny" wrote in message
...
I am trying to help a friend. They had outlook express with allnet and
have no idea about the server names. I can't find a source of info from
allnet but I do have the hard drive and wonder if that info is somewhere
on it. I can't start up OE with this hard drive. But is the server names
hidden somewhere in one of the files on the hard drive? Can I
substitutive
those files into another setup to extract the server names. They know
their email address and password. All I need to finish setting this up
is the server names.

Thanks

"Mary Roberson" wrote in message
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"jenny" wrote in message
...
I am trying to help a friend. They had outlook express with allnet and
have no idea about the server names. I can't find a source of info from
allnet but I do have the hard drive and wonder if that info is somewhere
on it. I can't start up OE with this hard drive. But is the server
names
hidden somewhere in one of the files on the hard drive? Can I
substitutive
those files into another setup to extract the server names. They know
their email address and password. All I need to finish setting this up
is the server names.

Thanks