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how to et back deleted Hotmail message ??

Asked by: NextDim

Accidentally I deleted mail from my Hotmail "Junk Box" today. Is there anyway i can get it back. There was an Importent mail.

I have Window Me and use IE6  and don't use any of Outlook softawre

please help with what to do !!

many thnks

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Answers

 

by: war1Posted on 2003-05-30 at 16:10:19ID: 8617713

Greetings, NextDim!
   Deleted messages are stored in the Trash Can folder.  

1.In your Inbox, click Trash Can in the folders list. If you do not see the Trash Can folder listed,  your folders might be hidden. To display the folders list, click Show Folders.  

2.Select the check box next to the message you want to recover.

3.Above the message list, click Recover to Folder, and then click the folder you want the message moved to.  


Best wishes, war1

 

by: NextDimPosted on 2003-05-30 at 16:30:23ID: 8617789

thanks war1,

well,  the problem was i deleted that email from the Junk mail by emptying the folder !

i emptied the folder in my hotmail account hence have no way to recover in the way you said.

I have empties the Recycle Bin in my computer yet........... is there  another way to deal with it !!

many thanks

 

by: CrazyOnePosted on 2003-05-30 at 16:39:02ID: 8617816

If you are using Hotmail on the internedt instead of downloading the mail then you to contact the folkd at MSN and see if they can help

Customer Support: 800-386-5550  
Technical Support: 877-635-7019  

 

by: war1Posted on 2003-05-30 at 16:47:21ID: 8617842

NextDim,
   So you downloaded the emails from the server to your mail client?  If the emails are still on your server, contact Hotmail and see if they can recover them.
   If they were deleted by the recycle bin, and you know the file names (if you had downloaded files to Outlook Express folder Junk, the name would be junk.dbx), you may be able to recover them with PC Inspector, a file recovery program.

http://www.pcinspector.de/smart_media_recovery/welcome.htm

 

by: NextDimPosted on 2003-05-30 at 17:53:09ID: 8618117

Typo sorry

"I have empties the Recycle Bin in my computer yet"

Should read

I have NOT emptied the Recycle Bin in my computer yet

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i am not in the states right now so i may need to email them

Is it still not possible to recover the message even if the Recycle bin has Not been emptied yet

thanks both

 

by: NextDimPosted on 2003-05-30 at 17:55:13ID: 8618121

war1

this link is in dutch !! >>>> any english sites ??

 

by: NextDimPosted on 2003-05-30 at 17:56:49ID: 8618124

war1, sorry i did find the english site......thanks

 

by: war1Posted on 2003-05-30 at 18:10:06ID: 8618181

NextDim,
   If you used Outlook Express to download Hotmail, the file would be junk.dbx.   When you delete email from that file, it is overwritten.  The old file is not set to the Recycle Bin. There is an outside chance that the _unk.dbx remains. So using PC Inspector can recovery such file.

 

by: CrazyOnePosted on 2003-05-30 at 19:30:10ID: 8618459

>>>I have Window Me and use IE6  and don't use any of Outlook softawre

This tells me you don't downlaod your messages to your machine. But rather sign on to Hotmail.com and all the things you do with your email stays on the MSN servers. If this is the case then there will not be a trace of these emails on your machine so you need to contact MSN as I stated before.

If the email is on your mahcine then try this free utitlity.
DBXtract
http://www.oehelp.com/DBXtract/Default.aspx

 

by: NextDimPosted on 2003-06-01 at 12:26:44ID: 8625025

i have increased this q an extra 10 points and will split it between u. you both equally gave reasonable responses

 

by: CrazyOnePosted on 2003-06-01 at 12:34:50ID: 8625056

Why thank you NextDim that was very kind of you. :>)

 

by: war1Posted on 2003-06-01 at 13:41:02ID: 8625415

NextDim, Thanks and good luck! War1

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