[DeTomaso] NPC - am I really Information Technologically screwed?

[dave londry]

Oh.................
On the positive side, a fresh install is really a lot cleaner than a 
normal upgrade.

On the negative side, always buy a new hard drive if you're going 
through a spasm like this.
Your old drive still has all it's accumulated service hours and that's 
the normal failure point.
And of course you, or a service place, can mount it as a data drive and 
recover stuff.
dave

On 10/01/2014 11:31 AM, Charles McCall wrote:
> Charles
> I sure hope a windows pro comes up with the goods here, but:
> - normal outlook data files are .pst
> - the normal path is /drive/:\Documents and Settings\</user/>\Local
> Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
> ****That's the exact path that the outlook file was copied from. I saw it
> myself.
>
> - the upgrade should have left your old user name kicking around and all
> the data in it's path
> - if the upgrade cannibalized your old user path, the files should still
> be there
> ***The hard drive was formatted before upgrading, so anything that was
> there, isn't any more.
>
> Thanks!
>
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