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I am running Outlook 2016 (365) on a machine running Windows 7 Home.
I am about to restore my laptop's C drive (on an aftermarket SSD desk I installed) to its factory original settings, i.e., reformat my C drive. By doing this, I will be wiping out all the programs I've installed on my machine, including Office 2016, and starting over, as though I'm buying a new laptop. Once I complete the restoration to original settings, I will be reinstalling all the programs I'd run before, including Office.
I know when you install Outlook fresh on a machine, it walks you through creating an IMAP email account and creates a new PST file for it. I want to avoid all that by instead pointing the install to already Outlook and Archive PST accounts existing on another drive. I also want to port over all my existing settings, including the several Gmail accounts I manage through Outlook (which I do as POP3 account s rather than IMAP accounts).
Can anyone advise how I can best prepare for this before I go through the restore process? I.e., what steps should I take to back up mailbox settings in preparation for this undertaking?
Anyone? ........ – Chuck – 2018-03-20T15:34:38.497
Bueller? ........ – Chuck – 2018-03-27T18:09:28.290