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Hello,

Whilst helping a friend recover data after she killed her laptop, my Windows 10 will no longer boot.

I have tried the steps in various posts to move my profile to another TB installation without success. The version number on the crashed machine is 68.7.

Can anybody suggest how to recover my email? The only thing I can see when I move the profile is some of my email account names, but none of my local folders.

I hope to fix the crashed PC, but I need access to my past email.

My PC crashed and lost most programs including Thunderbird. I am logged in to my account and downloaded and installed the program. However in the "Set up your existing email address" I get an error message.

I have a MacPro which runs three different OSes. I want to boot to any of them and be completely current with my email, so the goal is to locate the Thunderbird Profile to a neutral, non-boot drive that is always available. I have an internal drive in one of my drive bays that is perfect for this. I tried to follow the directions for changing the "profiles.ini" file on my current boot volume, but even with that done, it still makes a new folder. I just want Thunderbird to quit referencing the old location and start referencing the new one. I thought I had updated the "profiles.ini" properly, and, having deleted the actual profile folder within the Profiles folder inside it, it still wanted to create a new one with all the default stuff empty. So it obviously was not looking to the Profile folder I had copied earlier to the neutral drive, even though I put the path in the .ini file and changed the path under [Profile0] and set IsRelative to 0. Should I also have changed the path to the [Install712DAF5A23ABECDC] portion of this .ini file to the new one and unlocked it?

Is there a way to ALSO have the "profiles.ini" file and all the apparatus around it on the neutral volume so that EACH version of Thunderbird, no matter which OS is currently booted, accesses this info from there?

I wish this kind of instruction was explained better.

Hello all,

I have several machines we use thunderbird and gmail connection on.

We can only get the accounts to link if the authorizations is set to "normal password"

From what I have read on the forum, we will need to change the authentication to oAuth2 for our accounts to work after May 30th.

Following the steps to do so, and authenticating (and allowing access) in the browser, I am unable to send/receive on the thunderbird side. Switch it back to normal password and it will again work properly.

Is there anything I missed here? Not understanding why we cannot get Oauth2 to work.

Current Settings

IMAP enabled in gmail Cookies allowed in thunderbird Less secure apps off in gmail (trying to get ahead of this before May) private/public windows defender firewall off

Thank you

I just installed Thunderbird 91.8.1 and would like to migrate pst files generated by Outlook 2010.

It somewhat works - if I do "Tools --> Import --> Mail --> Next" and select Outlook, Thunderbird starts importing apparently all the pst files that are present on the PC, without allowing which ones to import to be explicitly specified.

Is there a way to specify which specific pst files are to be imported?

I upgraded from Thunderbird 52 to version 91. Even though all the account settings appear to be correct, I can neither send nor receive mail. What the -- is wrong?

Today, I am very dissapointed to report, I will be leaving Thunderbird after 20 years... Because it does not work with Microsoft Exchange Server. I am soooo dissapointed!

The situation is bad for my hard drive, not enough room to import the outlook files into TB. So is there a way of moving the destination for the import function to another drive so I can collect my eamils to use in TB?

OR

Can I somehow split the import of the emails into 2 or three attempts then save to a memory stick step by step?

I am really stuck so any help I would appreciate please!

I'm using TB 91.7.0 (64-bit) on Mint Linux. I somehow deleted a folder full of messages.

I do have a backup of the entire TB folder from few days ago, but can't figure out how to restore that folder back into the main TB universe.

Everything I have found says to use https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-CA/thunderbird/addon/importexporttools/ but that apparently has been corrupted as a protest by the author.

"Apparently the add-on has been corrupted by the author. "The site and all the extensions have been made unavailable as a form of protest against the illegal fascist measures and abuses against personal rights that have been occurring in Italy (the country where I live) since March 2020."

So, can someone tell me how to restore a folder of messages back into my T-bird successfully? Thanks everyone, Barry

My windows 10 took a powder and had to have it repaired The thing that i may not be able to get are the add ons and the address book that i had on it they are installing anew hard drive but were able to back up some of the files and such. I know it is something about address book and history but not sure how to do it .i and when it comes back can i come back and get help

When you go to preferences>Privacy & Security and you click on Learn more about the privacy issues of remote content (or any other further information which is in a blue font) you get a page that says Secure Connection Failed When you run diagnostics you find that Google Location Service Key and Mozilla Location Service Key are missing Please tell me how to resolve these 2 issues

I have upgraded to the 64 Bit version of Beta and also installed Daily. The Beta install successfully upgraded all my profile settings, including address books, to the 64 Bit version. However, Daily did not do so. I pointed the mail folder to my upgraded profile and that links email between the Beta and Daily versions. However, when I try to import MAD, CSV, of LDIF files into Daily, the import fails.

Is there a way to have Daily use the same address book(s) as Beta?

Am having a strange issue with adding a GMAIL account.

I had some issues with my account, and removed all email accounts from thunderbird, and moved the profiles to a separate hard drive, in order to keep space on my normally used hard drive.

I go to add my GMAIL account, enter the password, etc, then click on "done" as all the details are pulling through

Then thunderbird opens a new window with gmail confirmation in it, but as soon as I click next/ok there, I get error 500, that's all we know.

I thought at first, it was a gmail error, but I can easily add gmail to outlook, so assume it's a error/old date in thunderbird that's causing the issue.

Any thoughts on the issue?

"500. That’s an error.

There was an error. Please try again later. That’s all we know."

Hello All,

I've installed TB to replace my old Opera Mail which is getting too old for support.

I have over 25 000 mails from 2004 onwards.

Export from opera went fine, install into TB went fine and then i've realized that the mails were stored on C and my SSD C drive is too small for that (suggestion for the devs, make an option DURING install to avoid this....)

So I read the tutorials, moved the folder in appdata....then created a new profile which pointed to the folder I've moved to and I mist have done something wrong because I don't see any of the 25 000 old mails.

I created another profile and this time it asked me for my email details (login/pass) which I've entered but I'm back to the same problem.

How can I get out of this ?

I have saved my "original" email folder in which I have an "inbox.sbd" folder that seems to contain my mails and even the folders I've defined when I started setting up TB (before realizing it stored everything on C) so I' just like to use this layout but it won't work.

Should I create a new profile, enter my email infos and then overwrite the inbox.sbd with my old one or is there a sort of "reconstruct" option hidden somewhere ?

Thanks for the help and please take my suggestion to allow for email folder location choice seriously......

Hi I have some questions on downloading Gmails to Thunderbird:

1. Can I simultaneously download 2 or more Gmails to Thunderbird? If yes, how would be the arrangement of emails will be? Will it be mixed together or separated?

2. Is there a limit as to how many Gmails can I download to Thunderbird?

Thanks!

Maria

I have several pst files in Outlook. I wish to import them separately to Thunderbird and keep their contents separate. I know Thunderbird only uses one folder, and then has subfolders. Is there a way to bring in first the main pst contents and put all that in a subfolder, then switch in Outlook to a different pst file, and then import that and put it in a subfolder. And so on, so that I can keep the different sets of emails separate? In Outlook I can put all my household stuff in one pst, all my holiday stuff in another etc etc. I have yet to install Thunderbird and am not quite sure how you can file emails in different categories anyway so I want to sort this out before I go ahead. (I can keep the old Outlook installed and get at the contents that way but it is not really the most convenient.) Thanks in advance for any answers.

Hello, I live in germany! I took the exe from your server. Installed it, but now everything is in english, how to change the Thunderbird in German, when it is installed in english? In preferences i saw nothing about it, just change language for "Rechtschreibung".

Thanks!!!