Failed Thunderbird Mail and Configuration from old PC to new Notebook
Dear Sir or Madam,
due to a mainboard crash of my old PC, I bought a new notebook which I'm using from now on. Yesterday I rescued all files from my old hard disks and have them now on my new notebook available.
Thunderbird was for years my mail program, I want to use it still. I downloaded Thunderbird with the newest version and installed it. My old Thunderbird was not totally up-to-date.
Thunderbird opened empty. I saw in the FAQ that the storage of the mails and configuration is at: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Thunderbird\Profiles
I found two profiles folders on my recovered old hard disks: ktlh9o63.default rpq9cqul.default
and copied them to the new installation folder. Opened up Thunderbird again. Nothing happened.
I did create one mail account in the new Thunderbird installation showing now a new folder called: hvrfyymt.default-release
I tried several things. Rename the above mentioned folders. Copying the subfolders to: hvrfyymt.default-release
De-installed Thunderbird and Re-installed.. my old emails shows not up. No import function found.
Help??
Thank you Wesker
선택된 해결법
I think you will do better by using c:\users\yourID\appdata\roaming\thunderbird\profiles. Copy your profiles there and then click the Windows start key and on next pane, type thunderbird.exe -p and press enter. That starts the profile manager. From there, you can click 'create profile' to locate your desired profile.
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I think you will do better by using c:\users\yourID\appdata\roaming\thunderbird\profiles. Copy your profiles there and then click the Windows start key and on next pane, type thunderbird.exe -p and press enter. That starts the profile manager. From there, you can click 'create profile' to locate your desired profile.