Windows 11 Thunderbird 128.5.0esr (64-bit) I compact JUNK by right click "Empty Junk" / "Compact" I compact TRASH by right click "Empty Trash" File "Compact Folders" … (read more)
Windows 11 Thunderbird 128.5.0esr (64-bit)
I compact JUNK by right click "Empty Junk" / "Compact"
I compact TRASH by right click "Empty Trash"
File "Compact Folders"
This process used to show me how much space I am saving - I do not see this number anymore.
Hello, My setup is an old win7 2 days ago I got a power outage. When I turned my PC back on, thunderbird updated itself to 115.16.3 (32 bits) I am not sure which versio… (read more)
Hello,
My setup is an old win7
2 days ago I got a power outage. When I turned my PC back on, thunderbird updated itself to 115.16.3 (32 bits) I am not sure which version it previously was.
Anyway, I have 4 profiles, the 3 profiles I was not connected on when the PC crashed are fine, totally unaffected. That should be a hint. My main profile was connected at the time, in fact I was writing an email when the crash occured. When back on I executed thunderbird I chose my main profil. I was immediately prompted with a 'welcome to thunderbird' asking me to input my credencials. I immediately closed TB scanned my disk for issues, checked my profiles folder which appeared to be fine. I indeed have a folder named hnych9cb.default in my %APPDATA%\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles which is was 2.2Go.
Then I had the (bad?) idea to input my credencials as asked thinking it might help TB to connect to the folders/emails inside my profile folder. I did but instead it downloaded and displayed the folders/emails as they are on my email server and now my hnych9cb.default is 3.7Go ....
This is a mess
Is there any way or hint to save the day ?
