They now seem to have made it too secure. I want to copy my Thunderbird profile from old laptop to new because I cannot seem to configure Thunderbird on the new one. (Yeah, everyone should use gmaiL hotmail, or FacePlant.) But while I can see the profile on my old PC, I cannot open the ApplicationData folder, even as admin. I could spend the next several hours trying to figure out what I have misconfigured in Thunderbird, but it should not be this hard to see a file on my own PC.
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A Longstanding Complaint About Windows Was How Insecure It Was
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I just in the last couple of weeks did that - follow these directions:
ReplyDeletehttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/moving-thunderbird-data-to-a-new-computer
The key is once you locate the profiles shut down Thunderbird on each machine as you work on it