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If you can’t open Outlook anymore, you can look up the location via the Mail applet in Control Panel. Look up location via Mail applet in Control Panel Note 2: The pst-files that belong to IMAP accounts are only just a cache of your online IMAP mailbox and doesn’t necessarily need to be backed up.

Note 1: For detailed instructions about backing up and restoring Outlook data see: Backup and Restore all Outlook data. (Click on the image to see the full dialog)

Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016įile-> Account Settings-> Account Settings-> tab: Data FilesĬlick on the “Open File Location…” button to be directly taken to the location of that pst-file.

Look up location within OutlookĪssuming your computer is still working as it should, you can look up the location of your pst-files in Outlook in the following way: Also, as long as your computer is still in a functioning state, you can look up where your pst-files are located even when Outlook itself is no longer functioning. In theory, your pst-files could be located almost anywhere on your computer but there are of course a couple of default locations in which to look.

Making regular backups of your pst-file(s) is always a good thing, not just when upgrading -) I searched on my disk and I already found a few but I want to make sure I’ve got them all or at least the correct current ones. Before upgrading my PC to Windows 10, I’d like to make a backup of my Outlook pst-file.