> I was happy that I could retrieve all my contacts with first and last names "There are more things in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Shakespeare (Windows Vista Home Premium with Windows Live Mail 2009.
**Messages can be imported directly from your old renamed Message Store by dragging them onto the WLMail interface, or by using the File->Import->Messages.->Windows Live Mail option and pointing it to your old renamed Message Store folder. (C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail) %userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
(C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail) %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail To find the location of your message store, go to Tools->Options.->Advanced ->Maintenance->Store Folder. The path to the Message Store, in its default location involves a hidden folder, so ensure that "Show hidden files and folders" is checked under Folder Options in Windows Explorer. *WLMail's Message Store is a directory named 'Windows Live Mail'. Then import your messages from the old Message Store** The Message Store is recreated at this point. Then rename the Message Store* by adding "(old)" to the name. You need to back up (export) your accounts first. If not, the most decisive way to deal with a corrupt database is to replace the Message Store: To repair a corrupted database, you can try compacting the database as Ron suggested, but I have my doubts that it will solve the problem. Successfully opening a few problem messages directly from the Message Store* (using Windows Explorer) will rule out corruption of the messages themselves. If only under e-mail accounts, what type of accounts (POP3, HTTP, IMAP)? If so, do you get an error message when you try to open such a message?Īre these messages solely under e-mail accounts, or under Storage Folders, or both? > Is there a way to fix the database, since all the message numbers andĪre you saying that you can view your old message headers in the Message List, but you cannot open them? > imported without names.), and I had to stop it with ctrl-alt-del etc., > WLM also crashed at some point while deleting my contacts (formerly > messages, how coulld I reimport messages from Windows Mail?! > Windows Mail?! But since I have changed many folders and received new Perhaps WM now considers that all the old messages belong to > To export and reimport my contacts from Windows Contacts, I had to close
> with their titles, but is unable to display the body of any message older > still displays all my folders with the right number of unread messages and > names (see other message), but a bigger problem appeared by so doing : WLM I was happy that I could retrieve all my contacts with first and last
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