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Dear Sir, can you &nbsp;copy from The Path like that open the Computer and C Drive &nbsp;.users &nbsp;Appdata\Local\Microsofte\o<wbr />utlook before copy Must be close the Microsoft Outlook . and take a copy and to other Computer on the same Path (Please past in &nbsp;test to testing Computer)<br />
C:\Users\Shop User\AppData\Local\Microso<wbr />ft\Outlook<wbr /><br />
Thanks
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Dear Sir, can you  copy from The Path like that open the Computer and C Drive  .users  Appdata\Local\Microsofte\outlook before copy Must be close the Microsoft Outlook . and take a copy and to other Computer on the same Path (Please past in  test to testing Computer)
C:\Users\Shop User\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
Thanks

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@dave_sky &nbsp;- You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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@dave_sky  - You are very welcome and I was happy to help.

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I have an associate that archived the complete Personal folders and then decided to restore the original Personal folders.<br />
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Everything has been restored except there are no contacts in the Contacts folder list. I have tried repairing the Personal folder and following lots of internet advice with no luck.<br />
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There are backup PST files of everything.<br />
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Thanks!
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I have an associate that archived the complete Personal folders and then decided to restore the original Personal folders.

Everything has been restored except there are no contacts in the Contacts folder list. I have tried repairing the Personal folder and following lots of internet advice with no luck.

There are backup PST files of everything.

Thanks!

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