How can I do this? What is the file extension for profiles or are they
registry entries? If registry entries, can I import or copy and paste a
backup reg entry or something? Do I need data recovery software?
Thanks!
Jon
By the time you had typed and posted, and I had replied, you could have
re-entered your account data in the new Outlook profile....
"Gordon" <gordon...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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1. From the Control Panel, open the Mail applet
2. Click the Add button to create a new profile; enter your login into
the name field for the new profile and click OK
3. Ensure that your email address is correct in the E-Mail Address field,
then click Next
4. Click Finish
5. Close the Mail window and re-launch Outlook
6. If you store mail locally in a Personal Folders File, you will want to
re-add those to your view by the following procedure:
1. Click File
2. Choose Open
3. Click Outlook Data File
4. Use the dialogue to open the appropriate .pst file
Hope this helps!
"Phoenix" <Pho...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Mail account info is not held in the pst file, it's in the Registry AFAIK.
Whether a System Restore to a point prior to when you deleted the Profile
would restore these entries in the Registry I'm not qualified to say...
Err no. The Mail PROFILE is completely different to the pst file. The pst
file has NO profile information in it.
YW!
> Yes, but I can't remember all the emails, pop info, passwords etc. There are
> quite a few of them.
Contact the mail service provider you were using.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
> Your .pst files should still be there.
PSTs aren't profiles. You're response doesn't apply.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
> How can I do this? What is the file extension for profiles or are they
> registry entries? If registry entries, can I import or copy and paste a
> backup reg entry or something? Do I need data recovery software?
They're registry entries. You could use a system restore point to restore
your system to a date prior to the deletion.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
Detailed information about Advanced Outlook Repair can be found at
http://www.datanumen.com/aor/
Wangdong
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