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Personal Folder structure corrupted
Hello fantastic helpers, I am running Windows 10 and Thunderbird version 60.3.3 I recently ran into problems where it looked like Thunderbird was starting up brand new … (читать ещё)
Hello fantastic helpers,
I am running Windows 10 and Thunderbird version 60.3.3
I recently ran into problems where it looked like Thunderbird was starting up brand new with no accounts, no local folders etc. I followed directions and found the problem was with the prefs.js file that was missing some lines. I was able to find a recent backup that was only a few days old, and I copied that version of prefs.js into the profile folder. This recovered my account access along with the local folders and personal folders - or so I thought.
However today I noticed that one subfolder and its subfolders were not in the folder structure on the left side when Thunderbird is opened. Again I followed directions, went to help / troubleshooting information and clicked on "Open folder" I keep this folder on a secondary hard disk because it is huge (about 10 Gb). I closed Thunderbird and checked this folder: F:\Thunderbird_Profile\Mail\Local Folders\Personal Folders.sbd The email folder I want is in personal folders / SEA / Substitutes and it has many subfolders and a couple of levels. In Personal Folders.spd there are folders SEA.mozmsgs and SEA.sbd. SEA.mozmsgs appears to contain email files. SEA.sbd appears to contain the folder structure with emails for subfolders. This includes subfolders Substitutes.spd and Substitutes.mozmsgs Within Substitutes.spd there appears to be the correct folder structure.
Yet these folders do not show up when I run Thunderbird. I also noticed that recent emails (probably several hundred) in the Substitutes.mozmsgs appear to be missing
If this happened to the Substitutes subfolder, maybe it happened to other subfolders too that I haven't accessed recently. Without looking at every single branch on the folder structure I'd like to know if there's a way to do some sort of systematic repair.
Thanks for your time and effort!