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• How can I delete messages in my Inbox. What is the profile folder

  Messages in my Inbox had a large red cross on them when I delete all of them, but it does not actually delete the message. In the instructions on how to fix this he begins by saying open a profile folder or something. WELL... If I know what they're talking about!
  Please explain how to simply delete messages in my Inbox > please, do not assume I know nothing so please do the simple instructions.
  Thank you. Terry Craig

  It must be something IMAP because there is no option under settings server settings for the account on my pop accounts

  Happy that you guessed it sorted.

• What is the extension of the files in the profile folder - file the emails, but not the message .msf file?

  I need to recover a lost Inbox (lost due to a failure). The file to the Inbox in the profile folder is somehow cleaned as if the record has been compacted and some new emails have been added. The size of the file is now a few hundred KB when there should be a few hundred MB. I have run a recovery of files on this disc, but now have thousands of files with names like Raw122354 and don't know what to look for, because the Inbox file has no extension. I can remove those with file extensions I don't know, but that still leaves too many to go through.

  I guess I should also ask if this is a waste of time, if I have a chance to recover the file?

  Messaging files are text files, so yes, you can open them with a text editor. I wouldn't try to open a file of messages Gigabyte with Notepad however.
  There is no need to rename the file with a .txt extension, it can be opened with any text editor without worrying.

• Just cache the files in the profile folder

  My laptop froze all using firefox and make is no longer on. I took the hard drive to back up important files including my firefox profile. However, the profile folder contains only files cache and nothing else. What happened to my bookmarks information? I was running 14 Firefox on Windows 7.

  Look you in the wrong place (probably in Local Settings\Application Data).
  
  This location is used for the cache and not the main Firefox profile folder:

  • C:\Documents and Settings\ < user > Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ < profile > \Local Settings\Application.

  The main profile folder is located here:

  • C:\Documents and Settings\ < user > < profile > \Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\.

  If you do not include this file in the backup, then I'm afraid that your personal data is lost.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• What is the bookmarkbackups folder for?

  There a bookmarkbackups folder in profile directory
  What is the bookmarkbackups folder for?
  delete the file inside?

  Firefox uses the bookmarkbackups folder to store backups of bookmarks, in order not to lose in case of problems with the database places.sqlite file that stores the bookmarks.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/restore-bookmarks-from-backup-or-move-them

  Firefox continues to run daily backups JSON (bookmarks-#-#-_xxxx.json #) of the bookmarks in the folder bookmarkbackups, one for each day that Firefox has been launched and a maximum of 10.

  You can set the maximum type via the browser.bookmarks.max_backups pref on the topic: config page.

  The current versions of Firefox indicate the number of bookmarks in a JSON backup as part of the file name: xxxx in bookmarks-#-#-# _xxxx.json, so you can use it to select a backup.

• Firefox 4. What is the difference between addons.sqlite and extensions.sqlite in the profile folder?

  I have separate facilities 3.6.15 Firefox and Firefox 4RC2, using their own separate and distinct profile folders.

  I already know that, in the profile folder:

  • Firefox 3.6.x has extensions.log, extensions.ini and extensions.rdf files
  • Firefox 4 has replaced extensions.rdf with extensions.sqlite
  • Firefox 4 has apparently no extensions.log
  • Firefox 3.6.x does not have addons.sqlite
  • Firefox 4 is has addons.sqlite

  For a better understanding of the present, can someone please clearly, answer the following 3 questions?

  What is

  1. the purpose of addons.sqlite in Firefox 4?
  2. How it / its function differ from the extensions.sqlite in Firefox 4
  3. both are really necessary?

  addons.SQLite stores the information that appears in the tab Addons > Extensions - under the button more , as well as the AMO URL for extensions that are not configuration to use this new feature.

  Extensions.SQLite stores the data on the installed extensions, by replacing the extensions.cache and extensions.rdf files.

  You really not need the addons.sqlite file, but I do not know the ramifications to delete the content of this file and 'locking' so that it is used. Not that it stores a large amount of data; only 320kb with 30 installed extensions.

• How do the profile folder to change the settings?

  A spammer has taken control of my email. AT & T says that I need to change my firefox profile settings, but I can't find the file. How to file.

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  Is last Thursday

  Robert, if AT & T indicates that you need to change the profile settings of Firefox, you really see the profile folder. All you have to do is change the settings of Firefox by clicking on Tools at the top of Firefox and then click Options. When you change the settings of Firefox in this way, they are automatically saved in your profile folder.

  In case you want to reset your Firefox settings to what they were at the time that Firefox has been installed, please follow the instructions in this article: Reset Firefox preferences to troubleshoot and solve problems.

  In any case, just for your information, you can view this article to know how to locate your profile folder: How to find your profile.

• Is there a way to merge the bookmarks on my old pc with those on my new pc? (PS: I have unable connect to the old pc using old profile but can access the profiles folder).

  My profile on my old laptop has become corrupted and I can't log in with my regular account (admin). I would like to add and merge bookmarks former firefox to another laptop, which already has existing bookmarks. I can not simply copy and paste the profile folder as this would crush my existing bookmarks and settings. Unfortunately, I have not set up the sync on this browser feature.

  Unfortunately, Firefox doesn't have good tools to merge and dédupliquant bookmarks. I will propose a roundabout way to do. Here's an overview:

  (1) create a new profile Virgin (#3) in your current Firefox (see details at the end)

  (2) while using the #3 profile, restore a file in JSON format to backup your old (#1 profile) system (see restore bookmarks from a backup or move them to another computer)

  (3) export bookmarks restored to an HTML element in a perfect location, with a file name unique format (see Export Firefox bookmarks to an HTML file for backup or transfer bookmarks)

  (4) exit Firefox and is reactivated in your normal profile (profile #2)

  (5) file bookmarks import as HTML (see import bookmarks in HTML file)

  (6) create a backup in case something is not going to step 7 (see restore bookmarks from a backup or move them to another computer)

  (7) rearrange bookmarks in the folder of imported bookmarks (see https://support.mozilla.org/kb/use-bookmarks-to-save-and-organize-w...), possibly using an add-on deduplicating

  Create a new Firefox profile

  A new profile will be your plugins installed by system (for example, Flash) and extensions (e.g., security suite toolbars), but no themes, other extensions or other customizations. It should also have databases of completely fresh settings and cool a cache folder.

  Out of Firefox and start in the profile using Start Manager > Search box (or run):

  firefox.exe -P
  

  Do not delete anything here. Any time want to switch profiles, exit Firefox and return to this dialog box.

  Click on the button to create a profile, give it a name like OldBookmarks and skip the option to change the folder. Then launch Firefox in the new profile that you have created.

  You are ready to return to the new profile and create export to HTML format.

  When you return to the Profile Manager, you might be tempted to use the button to delete the profile. It's a little too easy to accidentally delete your 'real' profile, so I recommend you to resist the temptation. If you don't want to clean up later, I suggest to make a backup of all your profiles first in case something go wrong.

• How can I access the profile folder?

  IOriginal title: profile disappeared

  I had a user account under 'Pierre' (I am the only user/administrator) in which there were many folders (travel, photos, music,...). This folder/account is not accessible and visible in the Solution Explorer. Yet, when I do a search under 'C' it is still there under c/users and I can copy files and folders from there to store them in a different folder where I do not have access to the future.

  How can I do this immediately accessible account again under explore with all the data that was there without recourse to this procedure of workaround/copy of humungus? Dozen thank you!

  Stone

  What you reference is not an account, but a profile folder. It's probably hidden. You now need to tell Windows Explorer to show hidden folders: Tools / Folder Options / view / show hidden files, folders and drives. When you see then it again, by that you can view it right click it and checking its properties.

  To be the only 'administrator': it is a very risky way of running things. In this forum we receive a flood of requests from people whose one and only admin account has failed for some reason any. Plan in advance and creating, testing and documenting an alternative admin account would you save a lot of trouble.

• How can I change the default file locations in the dialog box "Save as" in Windows 7 x 64?

  I tried all the tips and tricks of WinXP, but they do not seem to work in Win7. Does anyone know how to change the location of the default files for the dialog box "Save as" in Win7?

  It seems, in Windows 7, that you cannot change locations by default save as file.

  In XP, we could modify the registry or use other methods to change the location of the files that appear on the left margin of the Save as dialog box. But some Morón in Redmond chose to end with good sense and called "libraries."

  I really wish Microsoft would stop doing what they think, it's the best for Grandma and little Suzy and give us what expect when we pay for these programs.

• Setting the default file locations in Photoshop CC

  In Photoshop CC, I'm looking to set a specific file location where my quick export whenever exports without me having to navigate. To search for a specific folder to save my projects every time.

  Hi Fausy,

  Please check the next of the same discussion thread: Setting Photoshop's default saving location?

  Concerning

  Tanuj

• Made settings and output module - Windows 7 default file location?

  Hi all

  Confession: I'm generally confused about render settings and output modules, so forgive me if this question seems stupid.

  Issue 1: Where AE stores the default render settings and output module files (I'm on Windows 7)? I want to save a copy of these in the case where I spoil them, but can not find the folder. I think these are files .aom and .ars, but I just upgraded my CC 2014, lost all my custom settings and to save the default values before as I have try to load my various custom files to see if I can recover my settings. When I get *.aom or * .ars, I can't find the settings to 'default' of late in 2013 (I think there is a more recent version somewhere.)

  Thanks in advance,

  Lori

  They are in the same folder as the file of the General preferences and the keyboard shortcuts file. You can open this folder by clicking on the button at the bottom of the Preferences dialog box.

  But there is no need to save the default values. If you delete the render settings or output module settings file, After Effects will recreate just the default values.

• What is the search folder in WIndows 8?

  I googled but obtained meets so many people in conflict.

  The folder is empty, but I'm very curious to know what is for.

  Windows search in Windows 8 | 7 is much improved and it allows you to instantly locate your files, folders. When we seek, our research are saved in a folder, so that the next time we're looking for the same thing, the results appear faster than ever. This file of saved search in the Search folder.  source: http://www.thewindowsclub.com/delete-windows-search-history-folder

  In other words, suppose that you're looking for "image.jpg" for the first time, this research could possibly last 20 min. The results of research wil be saved in the folder "research" and the next time that you search for "image.jpg" it will take just a few seconds to complete the research.

  

• Where is the profiles folder that is located on a Windows 8 machine?

  I need to transfer my LOCAL FILES of Thunderbird from a Windows XP machine on a windows 8.1. How to do this?

  Open Thunderbird.
  Press F10, and then select the Help menu
  Click the folder show troubleshooting information.

  OK, so it's the unique to your installation of Thunderbird profile folder.

• Suspicious files in the profile folder

  There are two executables in my Firefox profile folder called SESSIONSTORE. MSI EXE and TEMP. EXE. Both files have the McAfee logo as their icon (large red M with gray background).

  I scanned both files with Bitdefender and Malwarebytes, and no file has been reported as suspect.

  Both files have a filedate of 19/12/2008 and everyone is 3 092 KB in length.

  Are these files OK, they are perhaps a vestige of the antivirus McAfee or Site Advisor (which I used to use) or do I remove them?

  I am running 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium.

  Thanks for your help.

  You can delete them because they seem to be quite old, 2008

  Maybe it's time to create a new profile if the profile is so old to remove the remains of the previous versions of Firefox.
  
  I noticed that your list of details system shows a lot of prefs is longer supported in the current version, and you also have a user.js file that could possibly add some of these preferences.
  
  It is highly unlikely that your localstore.rdf has a size of large file and stores the obsolete data.

  See "create a profile":

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/Profile-Manager-create-and-remove-Firefox-profiles
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox#Profile_issues

  If the new profile works then you can transfer files from a profile in the new profile, but make sure not to copy corrupted files.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox