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Old 10-21-2010, 09:50 AM
scubafanatic scubafanatic is offline HELP!  How do I restore a pst file? Windows Vista HELP!  How do I restore a pst file? Office 2010 (Version 14.0)
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I'm having trouble restoring a outlook folder. I switched from one computer to a new computer - and backed up the .pst onto a flash drive then when I got the new computer, put it into the folder and went to open it. It can see the icon and i click open, but the emails don't show up at all on the computer.



It does show email settings, but when I do send/receive, i do see emails download on the bottom right of Outlook, however I don't see them show up on the preview pane or anywhere. How do I SEE them?

One note to make, on the old computer, this was Outlook 2007, on the new one, its 2010. Does this make a difference?
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Old 10-22-2010, 12:19 PM
scubafanatic scubafanatic is offline HELP!  How do I restore a pst file? Windows Vista HELP!  How do I restore a pst file? Office 2010 (Version 14.0)
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No answer? I really don't want to have to call Microsoft and have to deal with all the nonsense on the call seeing as I'm deaf. Can anybody please help?
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