Running XP Pro here... worse crash I've ever had with this OS. This morning my PC locked up repeatedly and before things got really bad I was able to determine that it was Diskeeper that was locking up as it was defragging some drives in the background (never done that before) I tried to kill the processes (Dkeeper and defragNTS) but they are at such low level that they wouldn't budge. Seeing this I started trying to close my browser, TB, etc. Both got hit pretty bad. Maxthon lost everything, I had to completely rebuild all my settings, and it appears that the final lockup occurred just as TB was "processing the folders"
Once I rebooted I discovered that the main inbox folders for my first four accounts as well as, oddly, the outbox for account #2 only, contain 0 message. All sub-folders are intact. I have been unable to recover these messages whether by trying to import them (before closing TB again I copied the whole mail folder to another part of my hard drive), copying the TBB and TBI file into the inbox folder over the "new" ones, or using the CTRL+Shift+Alt+L key combo. As luck has it I was JUST about to setup my data backup software to got on automatic pilot so that all this kind of data is backup up to a brand new drive... I do not have a very recent backup of these files, although the TBB and TBI files appear to be intact for those accounts (at lest size-wise) I've got some really important mail in those folders... Is there any way I can get TB to recognize and "see" its own files?! HELP! Thanks. Best regards, Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat! v3.71.03 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 2 ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.80.06 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html