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It has my old mail, folders, contacts, etc.

it is a carbonite backup of my comcast mail account.

If you can view it unzip it to ''C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles''Īs I said, there should be a new: C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\fault AFTER copying. If Thunderbird Restore is not a folder try '''view''' it in 7-zip or any un-zipping program. When (if) you find it '''move''' it to be in the same folder as ''X9k2p1g1.Xdefault.'' If its the latter open it and tell me if this contains a ''fault''. Now open your ''X9k2p1g1.Xdefault'' and tell me if there is any subfolder named'' fault'' or ''Thunderbird Restore.'' I wasn't clear enough you should have copied the folder or subfolder in ''Thunderbird Restore'' that has the name '' fault''Īs I said, there should be a new: ''C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\'''fault''''' '''AFTER''' copying. *Copy your "Thunderbird Restore" (I think it contains a folder fault with subfolders) so '''C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles''' contains a '''new''' fault If you can view it unzip it to C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles If Thunderbird Restore is not a folder try view it in 7-zip or any un-zipping program. When (if) you find it move it to be in the same folder as X9k2p1g1.Xdefault.

If its the latter open it and tell me if this contains a fault. Now open your X9k2p1g1.Xdefault and tell me if there is any subfolder named fault or Thunderbird Restore. I assumed it is a copy of your profile, zipped or partial or full. I don't know what "Thunderbird Restore" contains (tell me). The reason for renaming was to NOT overwrite your old profile. I wasn't clear enough you should have copied the folder or subfolder in Thunderbird Restore that has the name faultĪs I said, there should be a new: C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\ fault AFTER copying.

Copy your "Thunderbird Restore" (I think it contains a folder fault with subfolders) so C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles contains a new fault.How can I get my restored files to show up in Thunderbird? TIA for your help! :D I had deleted my Thunderbird account, so I re-added it. **I read somewhere that one should do this before restoring. It is called "Thunderbird Restore." I copied it to the folder "C:\Users\Regina\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\9k2py1g1" I copied it to the folder "fault" ** My computer was so slow I decided to restore it to its original state. How can I get my restored files to show up in Thunderbird? TIA for your help! :D I just don't understand! What did I do wrong? What can I do to fix it? Please explain in more detail what that means. I read somewhere that one should do this before restoring.

I deleted my e-mail profile and closed Thunderbird before I did any of this.Īre you saying you deleted your account in Thunderbird? Why? Obviously it is not because the restored items are not there. I don't know if that is the right folder to copy the restore folder to.

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I copied the file and pasted it to this Thunderbird file.Ĭan you explain what exactly you copied from where to where? Please provide the full path.

My computer was so slow I decided to restore it to its original state.

What happened in the first place that you had to restore a backup? I thought I found the right file to restore my Thunderbird files Follow the prompts, and you can restore specific files or your entire backup.I wanted to thank you for your reply.I have been working some crazy hours so I couldn't get back to you. To restore files, simply head to the desktop app or web dashboard. This may be useful for creatives with a large amount of data, such as photographers or videographers. If you don’t want your entire computer to be backed up, you can create backup policies.

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When you download it for the first time, all files will be automatically backed up, effectively creating an image of your computer. Automatic backupĬarbonite is designed to provide automatic backup solutions that require a minimal amount of effort. All plans offer basic computer backup, but some of the more advanced options add external hard drive and server backup and restore tools. Carbonite is a little basic, but it still offers a selection of notable features.