folder on current and windows.old directory.ĭid Outlook correlate that file after I moved over the old.
pst file exists that has identical size, date within AppData. ost files and Outlook gives me "cannot be accessed because it has been configured to use with a differnet mailbox." ost, I assumed Outlook 2013 operated on those. Prior to reinstall, I booted into Live CD environment, looked for. Thus, Win10 installer saved many folders in windows.old (users, etc) Trying to move files from Outlook 2013 to Outlook 2013 onto a re-pair install of Win10 See Moving Outlook to a New Computer for the Outlook files you might want to move and where to find them, along with instructions to configure Outlook with the old data Thanks for your time in advance. While the old drive is connected, browse the user folders for files you may want to move, including your custom dictionary and support files Outlook uses. ost files you'll need to purchase recovery software. If, for some reason, you need to recover data in. You won't be able to open these files on the new computer. *ost files, which are used by Hotmail Connector and Exchange server mailboxes.
If it's the older ANSI format pst file, you can use File, Open, Import to import it into Outlook 2010.ĭon't bother moving. If the pst files use the new Unicode format (introduced in Outlook 2003), you can use this pst in your new profile. Now you can browse down the folders to locate your Outlook pst files and copy them to the new computer. If " Hidden" was not checked, you can either change the Hidden Files and Folders setting in Windows Explorer (at Organize, Folder and Search Options, View) or select the next folder(s) in the path and right-click, choose Properties and deselect Hidden. (The old computer account displays as Account Unknown.) On the Security tab, click Edit, then Add and give either your new user account or Everyone " Full Control" and click Apply. On the General tab, if "Hidden" is checked, deselect it and click Apply. To change the permissions, right-click on your old username folder and choose Properties. These are hidden files and folders and are most likely protected by permission settings. :\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook If the old computer had Windows 7 or Vista or newer with an older version of Outlook, the default location is :\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook If the old computer used Windows XP and an older version of Outlook, the default location of the old pst files will be If using Outlook 2010 or newer, the pst files are stored in a folder named Outlook Files in your Documents (or My Documents) folder. Once the old drive is connected to the new computer, open Windows Explorer (aka File Explorer) and browse the old drive.
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