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Windows 7: Migrating Outlook Profiles

17 Apr 2011   #1

Windows 7 ultimate 64
 
 
Migrating Outlook Profiles

Here is my situation.
The monitor on my old laptop died.
Via Oracle Virtual Box I exported my entire old compute to a new logical machine on my new computer.



I think I have the right Office key to reinstall Office 2010 on the new machine. Right now I did download Office 2010, a trial version.

I want to bring over my entire profile with Microsoft Exchange settings, address book, and PST files etc to the new machine.
Once that is done I will not need Outlook in the virtual machine so I will not be running two copies of Office at once.

So, how do I migrate my entire profile with Microsoft Exchange settings, address book, and PST files etc to the new machine.

1. What files do I need to copy and where do I put them?
2. How do I put in the activation key that I have to get off the trial version?

Thanks
Mish
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17 Apr 2011   #2

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Stafford, England
 
 

Lots of excellent information here:
Outlook 2010 Backup and File Locations
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17 Apr 2011   #3

Windows 7 ultimate 64
 
 

That worked
Thanks
How do I close a thread?
Mish
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18 Apr 2011   #4

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Stafford, England
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by MishGEA View Post
That worked
Thanks
How do I close a thread?
Mish
I will mark it as resolved, Mish.
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