How to use thunderbird recovery tool to recover sent folder?

Asked By Jai Zadok 60 points N/A Posted on - 09/16/2012

How to use thunderbird recovery tool to recover email from Inbox and Sent folder? I am not able to see any emails in my Inbox whereas a few days back I had over 1GB of files in Inbox. Somebody please help! Which is the best recovery tool?

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Answered By Carl Jack 10 points N/A #156726

How to use thunderbird recovery tool to recover sent folder?

Hello Jai,

The following is the procedure you will need to use:

• You will need to click on the Windows Start menu and select "Run" and then type "%AppData%" in the space provided. Press "Enter."
• After that, open the "Thunderbird" folder, and then the "Profiles" folder, and then choose your default profile and open the "Mail" folder within it.
• And then open the folder with the name of your incoming mail server.
• You will then open the "Inbox" file without a file extension in Windows Notepad. Do not open the "Inbox.msf" file.
• After that find the text of the email you're trying to recover, and then choose "Find" from the "Edit" menu to launch Notepad's text finder.
• Find the line titled "X-Mozilla-Status:" above your target email's text. Change the numbers on this line to "0."
• And then save the file and close Notepad. Launch Thunderbird to look for your recovered mail.

Regards,

Carl

 

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Answered By Nelson M Cannon 15 points N/A #156727

How to use thunderbird recovery tool to recover sent folder?

Hi 

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