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November 13th 06, 04:18 PM
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How can I recover lost emails after I reconfigured outlook?
My Outlook was unstable - so I reconfigured it in an attempt to make it
functional. However, this simply reinstalled Outlook and wiped out all my old emails. How can I recover these emails? I have not shut down my computer since. Please help! thanks 
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November 13th 06, 05:00 PM
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How can I recover lost emails after I reconfigured outlook?
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/backupandrestore.htm
"danf" wrote in message ... My Outlook was unstable - so I reconfigured it in an attempt to make it functional. However, this simply reinstalled Outlook and wiped out all my old emails. How can I recover these emails? I have not shut down my computer since. Please help! thanks
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November 13th 06, 09:04 PM
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How can I recover lost emails after I reconfigured outlook?
You can search your computer for your PST file that Outlook was using. When
you know where it's located on your computer, in Outlook, go to File - Import/Export. Choose Import from a file. Browse to where the file is stored. And the rest should just be defaults. Good luck. "danf" wrote: My Outlook was unstable - so I reconfigured it in an attempt to make it functional. However, this simply reinstalled Outlook and wiped out all my old emails. How can I recover these emails? I have not shut down my computer since. Please help! thanks
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November 14th 06, 02:13 PM
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How can I recover lost emails after I reconfigured outlook?
Import is an easy way to lose data.
Niether Import/Export should be used for a pst In OL simply open the pst "JCat_3" wrote in message ... You can search your computer for your PST file that Outlook was using. When you know where it's located on your computer, in Outlook, go to File - Import/Export. Choose Import from a file. Browse to where the file is stored. And the rest should just be defaults. Good luck. "danf" wrote: My Outlook was unstable - so I reconfigured it in an attempt to make it functional. However, this simply reinstalled Outlook and wiped out all my old emails. How can I recover these emails? I have not shut down my computer since. Please help! thanks
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November 14th 06, 05:14 PM
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How can I recover lost emails after I reconfigured outlook?
JCat_3 wrote:
You can search your computer for your PST file that Outlook was using. When you know where it's located on your computer, in Outlook, go to File - Import/Export. Choose Import from a file. Browse to where the file is stored. And the rest should just be defaults. Good luck. Never import a PST. It loses data and there is no reason to do so. The real approach is FileOpenOutlook Data File. -- Brian Tillman
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