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• #How to recover deleted trash emails in optimum plus#

C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\\ Mail\ Local Folders folder.The third image should show the contents of the 'Local Folders' folder. C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\\ Mail\ pop account name folder.The second image shows the contents of the original pop mail account name folder. C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\\ Mail folder.

The first image should show the contents of the 'Mail' folder.

I'm talking about the profile name folder - not Thunderbird Folder Pane. It would be helpful if you posted three images. The folders containing emails would be under the 'Local Folders' mail account and not in the pop account. It would be important to have exited/closed Thunderbird before the copy pasting as per image, otherwise nothing will be properly moved. You were just copy pasting files from one folder - your mail account name folder into your 'Local Folders' mail account. I'm not even sure where the current (almost empty inbox, sent and trash) folders are kept. They were not backed up anywhere else, so far as I can tell. Can they be restored, maybe with File History? or are there any other potential things I could try. Now, I can receive and send messages (after another several hours of "support") but my old records are gone. This is a major data repository for the last 25 years of my life. When I did that, all my previous folders (about 150 folders) stored on my computer disappeared. I tried to activate the free Nomorobo on Optimum/Cablevision unsuccessfully, and in a series of tech support calls, following their directions (in retrospect eggregiously wrong), I was told to change my thunderbird password, then delete and reactivate my thunderbird account.

#How to recover deleted trash emails in optimum plus#

I may have lost 25 years' worth of Thunderbird email folders - spanning most of my medical/academic career, plus personal communications (including exchanges with friends now dearly-departed), my medical records, purchase/guarantee receipts, ticket purchases, amazon, etc etc.