I recently upgraded my DSL Modem to a Wireless Router when doing so I lost my emails. Does anyone know where I may be able to find these emails. Thanks Ashif
How to search for hidden .pst files and recover lost emails
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How to search for hidden .pst files and recover lost emails
by QXNoaWYgS2FyYQ » Thu, 16 Dec 2004 10:39:15 GMT
Re: How to search for hidden .pst files and recover lost emails
by Ivan T. Williams » Thu, 16 Dec 2004 10:49:13 GMT
Do a search (START / SEARCH or START FIND), in the search field enter *.pst
Re: How to search for hidden .pst files and recover lost emails
by Brian Tillman » Fri, 17 Dec 2004 00:29:33 GMT
That should not have affected your mail in any way. What else did you do? Enable showing hidden files and folders and search for files ending in ".pst" -- Brian Tillman
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