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Every time I open Thunderbird, I get a message that Thunderbird is already running....and I get the troubleshooting tab in Thunderbird.

ROG ( Retired Old Geezer)
ROG ( Retired Old Geezer)
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Thunderbird does open; my email boxes are displayed in an appropriate tab, but I also get the troubleshooting tab. Plus I get the "Thunderbird is already running...etc". My profile was migrated from a Win 10 laptop to a Linux Mint 18.1 cinnamon laptop. HP ProBook 4540s 64-bit. See attached file.

Thunderbird does open; my email boxes are displayed in an appropriate tab, but I also get the troubleshooting tab. Plus I get the "Thunderbird is already running...etc". My profile was migrated from a Win 10 laptop to a Linux Mint 18.1 cinnamon laptop. HP ProBook 4540s 64-bit. See attached file.
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Solución elegida

Open the profile folder Close Thunderbird Delete the file parent.lock. Restart Thunderbird

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Matt
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Solución elegida

Open the profile folder Close Thunderbird Delete the file parent.lock. Restart Thunderbird

ROG ( Retired Old Geezer)
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Thanks Matt. Now Mother Nature can continue to make me bald and not Thunderbird.