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Windows Forum / Outlook Express / OE 5.x / August 2007lost Outlook Express email message when computer crashed
I was in the process of typing a very long email message on Outlook Express when my computer crashed and I had to force a reboot. Outlook Express did not save the message in my Drafts or Deleted folders. Is there anyway to recover this message? Thank you. On Aug 27, 1:11 pm, jasongottl...@hotmail.com wrote: > I was in the process of typing a very long email message on Outlook > Express when my computer crashed and I had to force a reboot. Outlook > Express did not save the message in my Drafts or Deleted folders. Is > there anyway to recover this message? > > Thank you. I should mention that I am on OE ver 6 and using Windows XP > On Aug 27, 1:11 pm, jasongottl...@hotmail.com wrote: >> I was in the process of typing a very long email message on Outlook >> Express when my computer crashed and I had to force a reboot. Outlook >> Express did not save the message in my Drafts or Deleted folders. Is >> there anyway to recover this message? No. > I should mention that I am on OE ver 6 and using Windows XP This is an OE5.0-specific newsgroup. OE General newsgroup: news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general -- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User) You are out of luck. The message you were composing was only in RAM and got wiped when the PC crashed. To protect yourself in the future when composing a long message, you must manually save it periodically to the DRAFTS by doing a File, Save (Ctrl+S) or to an EML file by doing File, Save As.  SignatureMike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm >I was in the process of typing a very long email message on Outlook > Express when my computer crashed and I had to force a reboot. Outlook > Express did not save the message in my Drafts or Deleted folders. Is > there anyway to recover this message? > > Thank you. |
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