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From: Sharon on 8 Apr 2010 15:54
My old pc died this morning, so I've bought a new pc and had the old hard
drive installed in the new pc (so I now have 2 hard drives in the new pc).
Everything is working OK and I can access all documents off the old hard
drive, with the exception of my emails and address book. I use Outlook
Express (sorry, not sure which version it is) and Windows XP.

I've done a search of the hard drive but cannot locate any .pst files (have
checked for hidden folders, but found nothing).

Please can anyone suggest where I might be able to locate my old emails and
address book - thanks.

Also - slightly different issue, but thought I would ask while I am here - I
had to reinstall my printer driver, but the driver was already installed on
the old hard drive. Is there a reason why the new pc did not recognise that
the driver was already installed? (Sorry if this sounds like a daft
question, but I don't understand why I had to reinstall the driver).

Thanks
Sharon
From: Orland, Kathleen on 8 Apr 2010 15:58
Outlook Express doesn't use a PST file. Can you please verify which email
client you're using please and what version?

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"Sharon" <Sharon(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:12AFE82B-318A-406D-A34A-A805791458F9(a)microsoft.com...
> My old pc died this morning, so I've bought a new pc and had the old hard
> drive installed in the new pc (so I now have 2 hard drives in the new pc).
> Everything is working OK and I can access all documents off the old hard
> drive, with the exception of my emails and address book. I use Outlook
> Express (sorry, not sure which version it is) and Windows XP.
>
> I've done a search of the hard drive but cannot locate any .pst files
(have
> checked for hidden folders, but found nothing).
>
> Please can anyone suggest where I might be able to locate my old emails
and
> address book - thanks.
>
> Also - slightly different issue, but thought I would ask while I am here -
I
> had to reinstall my printer driver, but the driver was already installed
on
> the old hard drive. Is there a reason why the new pc did not recognise
that
> the driver was already installed? (Sorry if this sounds like a daft
> question, but I don't understand why I had to reinstall the driver).
>
> Thanks
> Sharon


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