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Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows XP => Topic started by: aroderick on January 25, 2017, 09:35:44 AM
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Hello, I am not tech saavy so any help would be much appreciated. We had a power outage last night and I had to do a system restore this morning. I have a Dell running Windows 7 and Microsoft Office/Outlook 2007. The system restore wiped out my email. I re-created it but have no folders, email, etc. A previous thread said that I would find it in c:\documents and settings\...\...\... but I don't have a c:\documents and settings or c:\apps or anything. Help! ! ! !
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1) I deleted your post in the other thread. Aside from the fact it was 8 years old, please do not post the same question more than once.
2) Do a search on your system for *.pst Let us know the result and we'll go from there.
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Thank you and my apologies, my first time on a forum. My search returned 16 files. There should be literally hundreds. It says that it is in a folder called Work contacts/Clarity Consultants (Personal Folders) but gives nothing for actual location.
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You have hundreds of E-mail accounts? PST files hold all the data for an E-mail account in Outlook.
Normally they are found in C:\Users\<Username>\Documents\Outlook Files (With <Username> being your username, of course).
What kind of System Restore did you do? Was this a Windows SYstem Restore, or a Factory Reset?
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I have c:\users\cookie but no document folder. I used Windows system restore.
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no, one email account, hundreds of emails in several folders.