emails

Recuva
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how do I identify emails(livemail) after scan?

thanks

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Windows Live Mail stores things as .eml files

Try using info here

http://docs.piriform.com/recuva/using-recu...t-to-search-for

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This morning I couln't link to the exact needed page wombat, but the link is mended now, please see here

http://docs.piriform.com/recuva/using-recu...-deleted-emails

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Most peculiar. I have noticed before that the Recuva docs state that emails can be recovered, but the link didn't link to anything. Following H's link I have the docs, but I don't have email as an option in the filter box. I'm on the latest Recuva of course, and XPHSP3 with OE.

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Windows Live Mail stores things as .eml files

Try using info here

http://docs.piriform.com/recuva/using-recu...t-to-search-for

thanks hazelnut, will give it a go

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The Email option in the filter will be in the next release of Recuva. We were a bit too keen with our documentation here :)

MrRon

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And we're too keen reading it. Thanks Mr Ron.

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I posted this in your thread but perhaps should have started a new one - apologies if I've deviated too much.

I think I'm expecting too much here ....

I accidentally replaced my current Outlook Express files, Inbox.dbx, etc, with old backups.

Recuva has found them but when I try to recover them it loads my processor up (see Task Manager - Performance tab) to 100% and sits there all day.

If I use the Email option in the Recuva drop-down instead, the recovered zip file does not contain the correct stuff, in fact very little.

Bottom line - Why is Recuva loading my AMD Athlon XP 2600+ processor to 100% ? (or on my newer pc, AMD Athlon XP64 5200+ dual core to 50%)

And why does it sit there on 0% progress telling me it's calculating the time left instead of telling me it cannot recover the information?

Could it in fact be busy recovering it, and I just need to leave it running for a few days?

Or is it because the file type is not on the list?

Regards to all,

Tears.

Running XP Pro SP3