Click on Cancel. Select the Recovered Message folders and delete it. Empty the deleted items folder. Close Windows Mail. Open Control Panel and Click on Classic view. Open Folder options. Click on apply and ok. Click on start. Paste the copied location in start search and hit enter. Delete all the Recovered message folders. Check if the issue is resolved. Select the check box and then click OK once you are done. Step 3. The third step will involve checking to ensure that your folders have been restored to where they were before they got lost.
In this step, click the view tab on the task bar and then click on the compact view. You should be able to see the email folders that you thought had been lost. This method involves restoring all the lost folders directly from where they are stored using an import tool. To achieve this, you need to follow the following steps:. Open the Run application by holding the Windows Key and then press the R key on the keyboard.
A small window such as the one in screenshot 4 below will appear. Click OK to open a new window. Depending on your windows configuration, this will either be a roaming or a local folder within the AppData folder. In the resultant Windows Live Mail folder, you should be able to see all the email folders.
Copy everything within the folder and create a new desktop folder where you can paste them. Give the new folder a name as this is going to serve as your backup. This backup is meant to safeguard the existing files from being corrupted or being messed up in the subsequent steps of the recovery process. Step 4. Open the Windows Live Mail account and go to the file menu located at the top left corner of your screen. Click to open it.
Scroll to the import messages option within the file menu. Click on it and select the same file format as that which you have used in the Windows Live Mail backup folder.
If you are restoring from the backup folder, select your Windows Live Mail option and then click on the next button.
Browse to locate your backup folder, select it and then click next. Depending on the size of your files, the restoration process may take some time. When you find the folder, copy the entire folder and paste to a different location on your computer.
The best place is on the desktop or My Documents. It will act as a backup folder. Step 5. After copying the folder, navigate to the original path, right click on the folder, and click "Restore Previous Versions" option. Step 6. Selecting the option will open a dialogue box, where you will have to choose the date of the restoration point.
From the available list, pick a particular recovery point, and click the Restore button. Step 7. Windows will ask you to come from the action. Press the Restore button in the opened dialogue box. Step 8. Step 9. Wait until the process is complete.
You can now open Windows Live Mail account, and you will find all the emails restored to the date selected to the restoration point. The software is flexible and has a plethora of options that give you the benefit of recovering deleted emails in a few simple steps. You no longer have to follow the tedious task as explained above. Step 1.
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