User created WLM storage folders lost

I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to relocate
these or have they been lost? :-(

Help appreciated, John.

Sorry I forgot to mention drive letters were changed. C (on 0) stayed the
same and was expanded to take in D. The following letters all moved up one.

"John" <> wrote in message
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> I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
> mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
> except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to
> relocate these or have they been lost? :-(
>
> Help appreciated, John.

Was your WLM folder originally on "C" or another drive partition?

"John" <> wrote in message
news:iceb20$ts4$...
> Sorry I forgot to mention drive letters were changed. C (on 0) stayed the
> same and was expanded to take in D. The following letters all moved up
> one.
>
> "John" <> wrote in message
> news:icea03$ehn$...
>> I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
>> mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
>> except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to
>> relocate these or have they been lost? :-(
>>
>> Help appreciated, John.
>
>

To my understanding PM8 is not compatible with Windows Vista.
You must be using a different system.
Applying an appropriate utility you can definitely retrieve your missing
items.

Harry.



"John" wrote in message news:icea03$ehn$...

I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to relocate
these or have they been lost? :-(

Help appreciated, John.

It was on E which is now D. Duh, now I have changed the store location to
point at the original location now on D. All is well. Thanks for your
help, I should have thought of this as I had to change lots of other
pointers too.
John.
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"Magnus" <> wrote in message
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> Was your WLM folder originally on "C" or another drive partition?
>
> "John" <> wrote in message
> news:iceb20$ts4$...
>> Sorry I forgot to mention drive letters were changed. C (on 0) stayed
>> the same and was expanded to take in D. The following letters all moved
>> up one.
>>
>> "John" <> wrote in message
>> news:icea03$ehn$...
>>> I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
>>> mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
>>> except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to
>>> relocate these or have they been lost? :-(
>>>
>>> Help appreciated, John.
>>
>>
>

See above, my mail store was not on C.
John
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"R. C. White" <> wrote in message
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> ?Hi, John.
>
> Since Disk Management was included in Windows 2000 over 10 years ago, I've
> not used Partition Magic or other such utilities, but I have used DM to
> expand or extend volumes several times. Which version of Windows are you
> running?
>
> I don't understand why simply expanding the partition might have caused a
> need "to recreate all mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM." In my
> experience, deleting Drive D: and extending C: to use the freed-up space
> would not have affected the other drive letters at all.
> What else happened to your computer during this process?
>
> RC
> --
> R. C. White, CPA
> San Marcos, TX
>
> Microsoft Windows MVP (2002-9/30/10)
> Windows Live Mail Version 2011 (Build 15.4.3502.0922) in Win7 Ultimate x64
> SP1 RC
>
>
> "John" wrote in message news:iceb20$ts4$...
>
> Sorry I forgot to mention drive letters were changed. C (on 0) stayed the
> same and was expanded to take in D. The following letters all moved up
> one.
>
> "John" <> wrote in message
> news:icea03$ehn$...
>> I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
>> mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
>> except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to
>> relocate these or have they been lost? :-(
>>
>> Help appreciated, John.
>

See above, I am running Win XP with which partitionmagic 8 is compatible.
John.
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"webster72n" <> wrote in message
news:icejdb$6bo$...
> To my understanding PM8 is not compatible with Windows Vista.
> You must be using a different system.
> Applying an appropriate utility you can definitely retrieve your missing
> items.
>
> Harry.
>
>
>
> "John" wrote in message news:icea03$ehn$...
>
> I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate all
> mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as before
> except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how to
> relocate
> these or have they been lost? :-(
>
> Help appreciated, John.

Glad to hear that worked for you

"Machinist60" <e_john_wilson.no.spam.@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:icfbnk$qng$...
> It was on E which is now D. Duh, now I have changed the store location to
> point at the original location now on D. All is well. Thanks for your
> help, I should have thought of this as I had to change lots of other
> pointers too.
> John.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> "Magnus" <> wrote in message
> news:FyyGo.37403$...
>> Was your WLM folder originally on "C" or another drive partition?
>>
>> "John" <> wrote in message
>> news:iceb20$ts4$...
>>> Sorry I forgot to mention drive letters were changed. C (on 0) stayed
>>> the same and was expanded to take in D. The following letters all moved
>>> up one.
>>>
>>> "John" <> wrote in message
>>> news:icea03$ehn$...
>>>> I have expanded my C drive with partitionmagic 8 and had to recreate
>>>> all mail and newsgroup accounts in WLM. Everything has shown up as
>>>> before except the user created storage folders. Does any one know how
>>>> to relocate these or have they been lost? :-(
>>>>
>>>> Help appreciated, John.
>>>
>>>
>>
>