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19 Dec 2011   #1

windows 7 ultimate
Minden, NV.
 
 
Need to migrate Outlook 2007 emails from failed HDD

My Raptor 300 is Blue screening right at the moment of the Windows7 color splash screen. My P/S took a power hit even w/ a TrippLite Line Conditioner and this might have caused the failure of my H/D. Everything else is good.



My concern is getting my Outlook 2007 emails from that disk. From my other drives I can see and access all the files to the bad drive.
How can I migrate my Outlook 2007 emails?
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20 Dec 2011   #2
2xg

Win7 & Win8 64bit
SoCal
 
 

Hello,

You will need to get the outlook.pst file from the HDD. First off, enable viewing of hidden files and folders in Control Panel > Folder Options > View . Followed by going into C:\Users\User Name\Application Data\Local Settings\Microsoft\Outlook then locate outlook.pst.

You will then need to do import/export the outlook.pst in your current one by following this guide:
How to Import Your .pst Files Into Outlook 2007 | | Tech Support Forum

Hope this helps.
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21 Dec 2011   #3

windows 7 ultimate
Minden, NV.
 
 

Got it..thx
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21 Dec 2011   #4
2xg

Win7 & Win8 64bit
SoCal
 
 

You're Welcome.
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