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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / July 2006Lost all my contacts and calendar that were in my Outlook folders!
Upon opening outlook, my computer randomly asked me to enter a new user profile. One I'd set that up I discovered that I'd lost all info in calenders and contacts. Was able to retrieve them by opening my documents and settings and finding the data files, but once I closed Outlook, I discovered I'd lost all the info again and am now unable to get it back. Can you please help. This is a complete nightmare!!! Please Help!!! I'm working with Outlook 2002... > Upon opening outlook, my computer randomly asked me to enter a new > user profile. A new user profile in Windows will produce a different C:\Documents and Settings subfolder tree that will be different from the one you used previously. Were this to happen to me, I'd log in as Administrator and copy the contents of the old WIndows user profile tree to the folder tree of the new one.  SignatureBrian Tillman Brian, thanks for your response. So I should copy the contents of the old WIndows user profile tree to the folder tree of the new one? How do I do this? > > Upon opening outlook, my computer randomly asked me to enter a new > > user profile. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > the contents of the old WIndows user profile tree to the folder tree of the > new one. > Brian, thanks for your response. So I should copy the contents of the > old WIndows user profile tree to the folder tree of the > new one? How do I do this? Read what I already wrote and what you yourself quoted in my message. Here it is again: > Were this to happen to me, I'd log in as > Administrator and copy the contents of the old WIndows user profile > tree to the folder tree of the new one. You can use Windows Explorer for this task. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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