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Finding Microsoft Outlook Express .WAB file without Windows search.

If you use Outlook Express you may have addresses in your Address Book to backup.


  • Click on the Start button.

  • Left-click on Run...

  • Type cmd in the Run box.

  • Take note of 2 things.  1) D:\ is the drive letter where my profile is located.  2) Administrator is the profile I am currently using.  The drive letter or username are probably different for you.  You need the correct directory information from your computer to find the data contained in your profile.
  • Write it down & type exit.   Press the Enter key.
  • Go back & left-click on the Start button & left-click on Run...
  • Type the drive letter you found earlier.  I would type d:\ to open a new window. (Shown below)

  • Double left-click on Documents and Settings.

  • Double left-click on the username you found earlier.  In my case Administrator.

  • Double left-click on Application Data. (This is a hidden folder.  You must have followed this tutorial already or you won't see this folder.

  • Double left-click on Microsoft.

  • Double left-click on Address Book.

  • 176 KB is an empty .WAB file.  I use Microsoft Outlook contacts instead.  Still if you have a file larger than 176 KB that it should be backed up.

 

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