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Old September 7th 04, 10:33 PM
Jon
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Default All who think SP2 is SOOOO great,

NB Also the folders may be hidden on your system so you may need to

Open "My Computer"
Tools Internet Options View Check "Show hidden files and folders"
Uncheck "Hide protected

operating system files"
ok


Then try navigating to the folders as previously

May be able to retrieve a bit more this way

Jon



"Jon" wrote in message
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Excellent

[PS I think Frank meant here for the address book

C:\Documents and Settings\[Your username]\Application
Data\Microsoft\Address Book

Click on the .wab files]


"Jim" wrote in message
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To Jon & Frank......THANKS! To all who say we should've known this
update
was drastically different from the myriad of updates I get every few
weeks,
well, use your imagination!

"NoNoBadDog!" wrote:

Jim;

First of all, there are 2 reasons that you have received no
responses;\

1. You failed to follow the installation instructions by not backing up
important data prior to installation.

2. The method used to recover Outlook Express files has been posted in
this
newsgroup several times. You merely need to search for it.

In addition, the problem you are having can be solved by using Google.
Had you "Googled" your problem, you would have had it fixed by now.

Bobby

"Jim" wrote in message
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How bout helping me with my problems. Countless people are having
problems
with this "virus" called "SP2", and a few people (obviously Microsoft
employees) say it so great.

Well this will make the third time I've posted about this, so far no
help!

Here's my problem:

Installed service pack 2.

It wiped out my settings in "Outlook Express."
The Account, POP Server and SMTP Server info were gone. I
reconfigured,
Now my previously read mail, address book contacts, etc, are gone.
Plus,
now I'm not receiving any new mail.

How can I get it back? I REALLY, REALLY need to recover some of the
mail.
Unfortunately for some reason, my System Restore was turned off.

Thanks - Jim









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