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March 22nd 08, 04:30 AM
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Robert;656800 Wrote: I deleted the Microsoft Communities folder from the Local Folders Pane and i cant get it back. Does anyone know how to do this? Hi, have you try system restore dating back to the date before you deleted the MS Comm. ? If it happened way back when, then remove that account BUT KEEP THE FILES, give yourself a new account. Click on the new acct. and the system will start setting up the desktop. When it's done, click the Windows Mail and MS COMM. will be there. Please reply if it works. Thank you. -- davidjchuang 
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March 23rd 08, 01:04 AM
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Hi David, Thank you for your reply and i tried what said. Unfortunatley it didn't work so still am not sure how to get it back. I will keep trying to see if i can get it back. Once again thank you for your time and trouble. "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;656800 Wrote: I deleted the Microsoft Communities folder from the Local Folders Pane and i cant get it back. Does anyone know how to do this? Hi, have you try system restore dating back to the date before you deleted the MS Comm. ? If it happened way back when, then remove that account BUT KEEP THE FILES, give yourself a new account. Click on the new acct. and the system will start setting up the desktop. When it's done, click the Windows Mail and MS COMM. will be there. Please reply if it works. Thank you. -- davidjchuang
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March 23rd 08, 02:08 AM
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Robert;658122 Wrote: Hi David, Thank you for your reply and i tried what said. Unfortunatley it didn't work so still am not sure how to get it back. I will keep trying to see if i can get it back. Once again thank you for your time and trouble. "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;656800 Wrote: Hi, have you try system restore dating back to the date before you deleted the MS Comm. ? If it happened way back when, then remove that account BUT KEEP THE FILES, give yourself a new account. Click on the new acct. and the system will start setting up the desktop. When it's done, click the Windows Mail and MS COMM. will be there. Please reply if it works. Thank you. -- davidjchuang Robert, do I understand correctly that after you opened a new user account and clicked open the Windows Mail ( from that new acct.) you did not see the Microsoft Communities at the left panel ? But that is immpossible. Only a week ago I created an user account for this forum, and the MS.COMM. was there.How many accounts do you have?If more than one, does the other one have the MsComm.? -- davidjchuang
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March 23rd 08, 06:50 AM
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David,
No i haven't created a new account yet as i am not to sure how to do this at this stage. I done a system restore back before i deleted MS.COMM from local folders pane and that did not restore it back to this list. Thanks. "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;658122 Wrote: Hi David, Thank you for your reply and i tried what said. Unfortunatley it didn't work so still am not sure how to get it back. I will keep trying to see if i can get it back. Once again thank you for your time and trouble. "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;656800 Wrote: Hi, have you try system restore dating back to the date before you deleted the MS Comm. ? If it happened way back when, then remove that account BUT KEEP THE FILES, give yourself a new account. Click on the new acct. and the system will start setting up the desktop. When it's done, click the Windows Mail and MS COMM. will be there. Please reply if it works. Thank you. -- davidjchuang Robert, do I understand correctly that after you opened a new user account and clicked open the Windows Mail ( from that new acct.) you did not see the Microsoft Communities at the left panel ? But that is immpossible. Only a week ago I created an user account for this forum, and the MS.COMM. was there.How many accounts do you have?If more than one, does the other one have the MsComm.? -- davidjchuang
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March 23rd 08, 08:10 AM
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Robert;658357 Wrote: David, No i haven't created a new account yet as i am not to sure how to do this at this stage. I done a system restore back before i deleted MS.COMM from local folders pane and that did not restore it back to this list. Thanks. "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;658122 Wrote: Robert, do I understand correctly that after you opened a new user account and clicked open the Windows Mail ( from that new acct.) you did not see the Microsoft Communities at the left panel ? But that is immpossible. Only a week ago I created an user account for this forum, and the MS.COMM. was there.How many accounts do you have?If more than one, does the other one have the MsComm.? -- davidjchuang Robert, there is nothing to be afraid of. There is no damage done to the computer. Go ahead remove the account w/o the MS.Comm. Computer will ask you if you want to keep the files before removal. It's your call. Your new account will have the MS.COMM. that you so dearly want back. It's not a story, I actually did the same thing when I first bought my laptop 5 mos. ago. I didn't know anything about MS OS and I screwed up the laptop pretty badly. Good luck. -- davidjchuang
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March 23rd 08, 08:49 AM
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David,
Thanks for your vote of confidence and i will give it a go later. Not able to do it just yet because i have to go to work. Will let you know how i get on with the new account. Thanks "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;658357 Wrote: David, No i haven't created a new account yet as i am not to sure how to do this at this stage. I done a system restore back before i deleted MS.COMM from local folders pane and that did not restore it back to this list. Thanks. "davidjchuang" wrote: Robert;658122 Wrote: Robert, do I understand correctly that after you opened a new user account and clicked open the Windows Mail ( from that new acct.) you did not see the Microsoft Communities at the left panel ? But that is immpossible. Only a week ago I created an user account for this forum, and the MS.COMM. was there.How many accounts do you have?If more than one, does the other one have the MsComm.? -- davidjchuang Robert, there is nothing to be afraid of. There is no damage done to the computer. Go ahead remove the account w/o the MS.Comm. Computer will ask you if you want to keep the files before removal. It's your call. Your new account will have the MS.COMM. that you so dearly want back. It's not a story, I actually did the same thing when I first bought my laptop 5 mos. ago. I didn't know anything about MS OS and I screwed up the laptop pretty badly. Good luck. -- davidjchuang
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