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Lost "more" folders content
I have just installed Windows 10 on my computer. I have come to realize the content of my "MORE" folders is missing. These folders are important to me. How can I retrieve them?
Lost "more" folders content
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Hi, er..sorry,- is that something related to Mail perhaps?"MORE" folders
If you've clean installed Win 10, in place of an existing Win 10 installation, then that data is gone I'm afraid.
However, if you do as we so often recommend and use disk imaging and have an image of your previous Windows installation, it may be possible to retrieve the data.
Perhaps you could explain further..
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It may refer to the Jump Lists you see with a right-click on an app's icon, either on the taskbar or Start. Probably Start, as that's where you see 'More>' just above the 'recent' list.
Turn On or Off Recent Items and Frequent Places in Windows 10
A clean install won't have any jump lists yet. Or do you mean you upgraded to 10? From what - 7, 8, 8.1, an older 10?I have just installed Windows 10 on my computer.
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I previously had Windows 7 Home edition. Upgraded to Windows 10. In my E-mail account I have a column for "Folders". In that column, I will save specific e-mails by name for future reference. For example, when I purchase a program that requires a Key, I save the e-mail in an individual folder for future reference. Those folders are listed under "More".
I don't know what you mean by "clean" install...........nor do I know what "disc imaging" is.
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Clean install: (just the definition, not a recommendation to do it)
Get windows installation medium, wipe your disk, install Windows. = Windows with nothing extra.
How:
Clean Install Windows 10 Installation Upgrade Tutorials
(Google can help you with such terms, likewise disk imaging - see my signature).
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New #8
If you are using Yahoo Mail in a browser then your folders are stored on Yahoo's servers and won't have been affected by the upgrade to Windows 10. What may have changed is the browser you are using to access Yahoo's webmail. You're probably trying Edge. You could try IE, it's still in Windows 10. For any web page in Edge you can click the 'three dots' menu top right and select 'open in Internet Explorer', or look on Start for 'Windows accessories > Internet Explorer'.
Also, Yahoo have just launched a new look for their mail, I'm continually being prompted to 'Try the new Yahoo Mail'.
Your folders should still be there on Yahoo's servers, it should just be a matter of finding them. When logged into Yahoo Mail do you see '> Folders' in the list at the left? Does it have a '>' symbol to the left? If so, click on the '>' to show all your folders. If you are using the 'New Yahoo Mail' then look for a light grey 'Show' to the right of 'Folders' and click on that.
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Okay, you are correct. I found them on the old Yahoo e-mail page. But how can I transfer them to my new Windows 10 e-mail account?
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Ah, so you are trying out Windows 10's Mail app to read your Yahoo Mail. I haven't used that, preferring to continue using a web browser for my Yahoo Mail. I'm sure someone who is familiar with the Mail app will come along to offer advice now the question has been clearly defined: How do I access my Yahoo Mail folders using the Mail app.
This tutorial may also help: Add or Remove Folders from Favorites in Windows 10 Mail app
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