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When I upgrade to 68.6 I lose access to local folders after exiting Thunderbird. Retrning to 60.9 the local folders are accessible.

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Alex
Alex
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I am running WIN10 operating system with a SSD Disc(C) for operating system and programs and Disc(D) for all user data. When I upgrade to 68.6 local folders are accessible initially. When I exit Thunderbird and then re-open Thunderbird I lose access to local folders. This has been happening since version 68 was released. Returning to 60.9 the local folders are accessible once more.

I am running WIN10 operating system with a SSD Disc(C) for operating system and programs and Disc(D) for all user data. When I upgrade to 68.6 local folders are accessible initially. When I exit Thunderbird and then re-open Thunderbird I lose access to local folders. This has been happening since version 68 was released. Returning to 60.9 the local folders are accessible once more.

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sfhowes
sfhowes
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If you run 68, then in Tools/Account Settings select Local Folders in the left pane, then click Browse.. for Local directory, and select the Mail/Local Folders subfolder of the current profile (if there are multiple profile folders), do the Local Folders reappear after restart?