[pchelpers] Re: repair 'sent' or 'deleted' messages folders in Outlook Express???
- From: Tonia <ltonwannabe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 03:03:33 +0000 (GMT)
Thanks John. I hope it works for Re-Na too. Her .dbx files seemed corrupted.
Tonia
john.ford1@xxxxxxx wrote: Hello Re-Na,
I just copy the whole file onto my backup and then let
Windows make another one for me.
Great way to do that Tonia!
John F
>
> Hi Re-Na
>
> For Deleted Items or Sent Items folders, you can do Search or Find for them.
> Delete these from the Find windows. Or you can get into the Outlook Express
> folder through Windows Explorer--- C:\Windows\Application
> Data\Identities\Microsoft\Outlook Express and delete the Sent Items.dbx file
> or
> Deleted Items.dbx file. Before deleting these, make sure you back up your
> messages in a temporary folder first and that your OE is closed. When you
> start
> OE, these would be rebuilt automatically. Transfer your backed up messages
> back
> into the appropriate folders.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Love
>
> Tonia
>
>
>
> "G.R. Hanson" wrote: Is there a way to 'repair'
> the 'sent' email folder in Outlook express.
> I believe there is an 'inbox repair'. I was wondering about 'sent' or
> 'deleted'
> messages repairs.
> I have to do a defrag to get mine to not freeze. Otherwise it 'does not
> respond'.
>
> I just emptied the deleted folders contents yesterday, did a scandisk and
> defrag > last night, and already today it is freezing up on me. There can't
> be THAT much
> in the folder now.
>
> Whew, anyway, suggestions welcome!
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> G.R. Hanson
> Arkansas USA
>
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