Recover the database and workgroup messaging

I have upgraded from Windows XP to Windows but lost my Outlook contacts and my outlook express email database groups and contacts. They can be recovered?

On Sunday, May 9, 2010 20:09:53 + 0000, richadid wrote:
 
> I have upgraded from Windows XP to Windows but lost my Outlook contacts and my outlook express email database groups and contacts. They can be recovered?
 
 
 
You did * not * do a upgrade. An upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7
is not possible. What you were doing was a clean install, which means that
you lost everything that was on the disk.
 
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows desktop experience) since 2003
 

Ken Blake

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