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I have encountered an error and cannot open Outlook and need to reinstall. I want to copy off my pst file so I can reimport after reinstall. Have looked all over and can't find. Is there a standard install path for such (running vista)
Posted by: craig at June 25, 2009 6:14 PMMy computer caught a virus so I purchased a new hard drive and now use it as my Main drive, and the infected (and cleaned) original as the Slave drive. I installed MS Office 2002 (Windows XP) onto the Main Drive and it created a new Outlook file. I'm cannot locate the original .pst file on the Slave drive. Did I lose it when I reinstalled MS Office onto the Main drive?
Posted by: Charles at July 12, 2009 11:04 AMMy version of windows crashed, so i installed a new version. I can find my contacts, but i can't find the emails from the old version. I know that they're there, but i can't locate them.
Posted by: Daniel at July 12, 2009 3:44 PMWhere is my Outlook "PST" file located in LINUX (FEDORA,SUSE,REDHAT) AND APPLE MACINTOSH
Posted by: rajan at July 23, 2009 10:26 PMhow to find out the my not showing mails when iam reinstall the pc not showing before 2 months mails
help me
They wo do not find, try a bit harder... It's a Personal Computer no Perseverance Competition :)
Posted by: Pierre at July 31, 2009 5:01 AMThere is no advanced pushbutton on the popup box when you right click on inbox/properties
Posted by: Konker at August 15, 2009 1:00 AMCopy and move HIDDEN ".pst" files in Outlook 2007.
Leo:
Great article and critical to save and transfer computer e-mail files. Only Microsoft would make Outlook 2007 ".pst" files HIDDEN. Please update the above article for Outlook 2007 based on the 2006 vintage RECENT COMMENTS.
An updated article would reduce my 8-hour challenge to a simple 10-minute task for future readers. Writers in the 2006 RECENT COMMENTS disclose the required procedure. Windows Explorer does NOT find hidden ".pst" files.
Posted by: P. J. at October 11, 2009 10:23 PMin our office, how can i erase the PST of my mails in the outlook so that the administrator could not read them?
Posted by: wela at October 12, 2009 2:45 PMmessaging interface has returned an unknown error" I m getting whenever I click Reply all tab.
Any solutions...anyone
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