Hi there,
I'm running Windows XP home edition, and in the past, we had 3 different profiles on it... so everytime you boot up, it gives you the option to select one of the 3 profiles...
But my brother bought a new computer about a year ago, so we removed his profile from the original computer... I used the standard Windows/Control Panel/User Account "delete account" option, which gave me the option to save the profiles "my documents" - which I did. So, all my brother's My Documents folder is still on my computer.
But now, my brother needs to check his old outlook express emails - but when I load up outlook express from MY profile, it doesn't show any of his emails... I thought maybe there would be an outlook express folder saved in his "my documents" folder, but I couldn't find one ...
So, my question is - is there a way to find his old emails? Are they still on my computer, or did outlook delete them when i removed my brother's profile??
Thanks a lot for your help, I really hope someone can help me!
I appreciate your time,
Adam.
I'm running Windows XP home edition, and in the past, we had 3 different profiles on it... so everytime you boot up, it gives you the option to select one of the 3 profiles...
But my brother bought a new computer about a year ago, so we removed his profile from the original computer... I used the standard Windows/Control Panel/User Account "delete account" option, which gave me the option to save the profiles "my documents" - which I did. So, all my brother's My Documents folder is still on my computer.
But now, my brother needs to check his old outlook express emails - but when I load up outlook express from MY profile, it doesn't show any of his emails... I thought maybe there would be an outlook express folder saved in his "my documents" folder, but I couldn't find one ...
So, my question is - is there a way to find his old emails? Are they still on my computer, or did outlook delete them when i removed my brother's profile??
Thanks a lot for your help, I really hope someone can help me!
I appreciate your time,
Adam.