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| Local Settings folder is missing I re-installed Windows XP recently and just made a backup for my Outlook Address book. I saw the backup was stored in the 'Documents and Settings' folder. When I went to locate it, I noticed that the 'Local Settings' sub-folder in the 'Documents and Settings' folder is missing (so I don't have a clue where my backup is located). Is there a way to recover the 'Local Settings' folder and it's sub-folders? Thanks for any help. Gandcp |
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| Re: Local Settings folder is missing Info please ... Clean Reinstall or not... I think you backed up the address book to the drive where your windows is installed, if you did a clean reinstall then no way... There is no Local settings folder in Documents and settings, it is found in Documents and settings\<username>\ -- > Ayush [ Be ''?'' Happy ] For any query, search > www.Google.com Want to know about a term > http://en.wikipedia.org Replied To : ------------------------------------------------------------- "Gandcp" <Gandcp@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4E9E39FB-78FD-4AB7-9F9C-66260706EB0F@microsoft.com... :I re-installed Windows XP recently and just made a backup for my Outlook : Address book. I saw the backup was stored in the 'Documents and Settings' : folder. When I went to locate it, I noticed that the 'Local Settings' : sub-folder in the 'Documents and Settings' folder is missing (so I don't have : a clue where my backup is located). Is there a way to recover the 'Local : Settings' folder and it's sub-folders? Thanks for any help. : : Gandcp |
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| Re: Local Settings folder is missing Info please ... Clean Reinstall or not... I think you backed up the address book to the drive where your windows is installed, if you did a clean reinstall then no way... There is no Local settings folder in Documents and settings, it is found in Documents and settings\<username>\ -- > Ayush [ Be ''?'' Happy ] For any query, search > www.Google.com Want to know about a term > http://en.wikipedia.org Replied To : ------------------------------------------------------------- "Gandcp" <Gandcp@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4E9E39FB-78FD-4AB7-9F9C-66260706EB0F@microsoft.com... :I re-installed Windows XP recently and just made a backup for my Outlook : Address book. I saw the backup was stored in the 'Documents and Settings' : folder. When I went to locate it, I noticed that the 'Local Settings' : sub-folder in the 'Documents and Settings' folder is missing (so I don't have : a clue where my backup is located). Is there a way to recover the 'Local : Settings' folder and it's sub-folders? Thanks for any help. : : Gandcp |
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| Re: Local Settings folder is missing Hello Ayush and thanks for the reply. Regarding the Local settings folder, I was trying to say that 'Local Settings' does not follow, "\<username>\", in my Documents and Settings folder. In other words, my 'username' does not include the folder, 'Local Settings'. Thanks again. Gandcp "Ayush" wrote: > Info please ... > > Clean Reinstall or not... > > I think you backed up the address book to the drive where your windows is installed, > if you did a clean reinstall then no way... > > There is no Local settings folder in Documents and settings, it is found in Documents > and settings\<username>\ > > -- > > Ayush [ Be ''?'' Happy ] > > For any query, search > www.Google.com > Want to know about a term > http://en.wikipedia.org > > Replied To : > ------------------------------------------------------------- > > "Gandcp" <Gandcp@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:4E9E39FB-78FD-4AB7-9F9C-66260706EB0F@microsoft.com... > :I re-installed Windows XP recently and just made a backup for my Outlook > : Address book. I saw the backup was stored in the 'Documents and Settings' > : folder. When I went to locate it, I noticed that the 'Local Settings' > : sub-folder in the 'Documents and Settings' folder is missing (so I don't have > : a clue where my backup is located). Is there a way to recover the 'Local > : Settings' folder and it's sub-folders? Thanks for any help. > : > : Gandcp > > > |
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| Re: Local Settings folder is missing Hello Ayush and thanks for the reply. Regarding the Local settings folder, I was trying to say that 'Local Settings' does not follow, "\<username>\", in my Documents and Settings folder. In other words, my 'username' does not include the folder, 'Local Settings'. Thanks again. Gandcp "Ayush" wrote: > Info please ... > > Clean Reinstall or not... > > I think you backed up the address book to the drive where your windows is installed, > if you did a clean reinstall then no way... > > There is no Local settings folder in Documents and settings, it is found in Documents > and settings\<username>\ > > -- > > Ayush [ Be ''?'' Happy ] > > For any query, search > www.Google.com > Want to know about a term > http://en.wikipedia.org > > Replied To : > ------------------------------------------------------------- > > "Gandcp" <Gandcp@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:4E9E39FB-78FD-4AB7-9F9C-66260706EB0F@microsoft.com... > :I re-installed Windows XP recently and just made a backup for my Outlook > : Address book. I saw the backup was stored in the 'Documents and Settings' > : folder. When I went to locate it, I noticed that the 'Local Settings' > : sub-folder in the 'Documents and Settings' folder is missing (so I don't have > : a clue where my backup is located). Is there a way to recover the 'Local > : Settings' folder and it's sub-folders? Thanks for any help. > : > : Gandcp > > > |
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