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In Outlook, go to Account settings and on the Data Files tab it shows where the system is saving your data.<br />
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You may have to change the setting for showing Hidden/System files?<br />
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And I'd recommend starting the DOS command window in elevated privs mode, since some of the folders you will scan can be protected depending on login user, etc.<br />
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Hi <br />
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Bill<br />
You perfectly catched the problem, the .pst(s) were found and now is been copyed to the new HD, after that I'm going to import them.<br />
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Rob<br />
Your strategy could be valid if I could start Outlook installed at the old HD. I didn't try it yet.
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Obviously too late to say so now but the .pst file should have been exported before the drive was swapped; it could then be imported into the new drive.
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The pst is perfectly recovered!<br />
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In a hurry to reconfigure my laptop I wasn't carefull with this detail.<br />
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Thank you for the replies.
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Glad that was helpful, thanks for the feedback.<br />
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Hi Experts<br />
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Could you point how to find where Outlook 2007 saves its pst files (it couldn't be found with Explorer)?<br />
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I had to change a HD to another (SSD) to gain performance, I had been using Outlook and where I guessed &nbsp;the more recent &nbsp;.pst file remains isn't there at the last HD that had been used.<br />
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Could you suggest any workaround on this situation?
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Hi Experts

Could you point how to find where Outlook 2007 saves its pst files (it couldn't be found with Explorer)?

I had to change a HD to another (SSD) to gain performance, I had been using Outlook and where I guessed  the more recent  .pst file remains isn't there at the last HD that had been used.

Could you suggest any workaround on this situation?

Could you point how to find where Outlook 2007 saves its pst files (it couldn't be found with Explorer)?

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