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From: dave j dave on 7 Jan 2010 10:22
hi
my wifes computer's mother board failed and i saved her hard drive and
installed it as a slave in a new machine. both hard drives have office 2007
enterprise installed.
my question is why can't i see her contacts and downloaded emails so that i
can transfer them to the new drive? I have searched for a pst file but cannot
find one
From: Gregory A. Beamer on 7 Jan 2010 11:28
=?Utf-8?B?ZGF2ZSBq?= <dave j(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:0FC23FC5-E11D-4CCE-992B-ACEC34AF631B(a)microsoft.com:

> my wifes computer's mother board failed and i saved her hard drive and
> installed it as a slave in a new machine. both hard drives have office
> 2007 enterprise installed.
> my question is why can't i see her contacts and downloaded emails so
> that i can transfer them to the new drive? I have searched for a pst
> file but cannot find one

1. This is a .NET group, so it is not the best place for these questions

2. PSTs are located in different spots, depending on the version of
Windows, but always somewhere under AppData or Application Data. You can
google the exact location or do a windows search for them.

All you should have to do is find the PST and then attach it to Outlook and
the pull it from the old PST to the new. You can do the same with email.
You can also import from the PST file, if that is an easier option for you.

Peace and Grace,

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