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This morning, my computer looked like it did when I first brought it home. A
blue background with the Windows 2000 startup message on it.
I had lost all the desktop shortcuts, settings, explorer favorites, etc.,
but I found those in another <username> folder and was able to restore them.
However, Outlook is another story. After having to reconfigure Outlook with
the correct POP settings, etc. , I found that all of the contacts and e-mail
in my personal folders and in the inbox were gone. I searched for a .pst
file on my hard drive, but the search found no files with .pst extension.
Are my inbox messages and contacts lost or is there a magic registry setting
that I can set to recover this info? Please help!
blue background with the Windows 2000 startup message on it.
I had lost all the desktop shortcuts, settings, explorer favorites, etc.,
but I found those in another <username> folder and was able to restore them.
However, Outlook is another story. After having to reconfigure Outlook with
the correct POP settings, etc. , I found that all of the contacts and e-mail
in my personal folders and in the inbox were gone. I searched for a .pst
file on my hard drive, but the search found no files with .pst extension.
Are my inbox messages and contacts lost or is there a magic registry setting
that I can set to recover this info? Please help!