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I neglected to backup my Outlook files (yiiiks) when I went out of town two
days ago. My son said that we had a power outage and when he tried to power
up my
desktop to use the Internet, it acted all wonky and started asking him
questions. I have no idea what they were but I think it was trying to set up
Internet access. Anyway, for some reason, I had many icons that reappeared
just like when you get a new computer and MS Office is gone completely,
including my most recent .pst files from Outlook, although my Favorites are
still there. I had some weird 60-day version of Office but removed it and
then reinstalled MS Office Professional 2003. I can't even see the folder
where the .pst files should be in Windows Explorer. When I did a search I
could find my old backup in My Documents but I had to do a search of hidden
files to find the supposedly most recent .pst file - although I can't see it
when I use Windows Explorer. I am really stuck as to how to proceed. In the
Search Results, can I copy the file I want and put it in the right place?
But then...I can't see the Local Settings files in Windows Explorer so I
wouldn't know where to "put" it anyway. I am sorry but this is really hard
to explain to get help. I want to get Outlook up and running again but this
is complicated. Thank you for any help you can give.
days ago. My son said that we had a power outage and when he tried to power
up my
desktop to use the Internet, it acted all wonky and started asking him
questions. I have no idea what they were but I think it was trying to set up
Internet access. Anyway, for some reason, I had many icons that reappeared
just like when you get a new computer and MS Office is gone completely,
including my most recent .pst files from Outlook, although my Favorites are
still there. I had some weird 60-day version of Office but removed it and
then reinstalled MS Office Professional 2003. I can't even see the folder
where the .pst files should be in Windows Explorer. When I did a search I
could find my old backup in My Documents but I had to do a search of hidden
files to find the supposedly most recent .pst file - although I can't see it
when I use Windows Explorer. I am really stuck as to how to proceed. In the
Search Results, can I copy the file I want and put it in the right place?
But then...I can't see the Local Settings files in Windows Explorer so I
wouldn't know where to "put" it anyway. I am sorry but this is really hard
to explain to get help. I want to get Outlook up and running again but this
is complicated. Thank you for any help you can give.