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12-07-2002
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Outlook express
Where is the file where all my e-mails are stored?I know theres one file with everything in it.
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12-07-2002
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Outlook express files are stored in different places based on the OS you are running (it is different in XP than Win98, for example)
BTW: This forum is for UNIX-DOS-WINDOWS interoperability issues, not pure WINDOWS questions.
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02-10-2005
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Repair Outlook Express
I can suggest try it...
Repair Outlook Express and Windows Address Book tools. - Repair and recovery Outlook Express folders and emails. Undelete Outlook Express messages. Recovering and repairing Windows Address Book. and Easy Outlook Express repair tools. - Repairing a damaged or corrupted Outlook Express folders ands messages.
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02-28-2005
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Where to find files
To find Outlook files go do a search for *.pst files, these should contain all your info..or under the tools options in outlook,go to storage management (or similiar) and you will see a path as to where your files are stored.
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