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Archive folders not showing since upgrading to the latest Thunderbird

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MrYossu
MrYossu
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I've been on v102 and decided to give the Supernova version a go.

Installed and restarted TB, but when I expand my Archives folder, instead of seeing all archived messages in a year folder, I only see for the last couple of years. See the attached image.

In the previous version, I could see many more folders, going back to 2005 in one case.

Looking in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\PROLFILEID.default\Mail\pop3.live.com\Archives.sbd I can see all the files I expect, ie 2005, 2005.msf etc up to 2023 and 2023.msf, but the folders don't show up in TB.

Anyone any idea how I get these folders to show? Thanks

I've been on v102 and decided to give the Supernova version a go. Installed and restarted TB, but when I expand my Archives folder, instead of seeing all archived messages in a year folder, I only see for the last couple of years. See the attached image. In the previous version, I could see many more folders, going back to 2005 in one case. Looking in C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\PROLFILEID.default\Mail\pop3.live.com\Archives.sbd I can see all the files I expect, ie 2005, 2005.msf etc up to 2023 and 2023.msf, but the folders don't show up in TB. Anyone any idea how I get these folders to show? Thanks
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MrYossu
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Should have mentioned that I'm using unified folders if that makes any difference.

bryans1
bryans1
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My archive folders have all vanished from the menu. See screenshot image. I, too, am using unified folders.