Where to find E-mails older than 2006?

Hello Alexander,
<br />thanks for your answer! Maybe its easier for you when I write in English.
<br />No, this didnt happen, I will asked them to do that. My problem is getting bigger. All emails in my incoming mail box, older than 5 days, disappear. So it was weekend and a holiday, I recognized this only yesterday afternoon.
<br />br Jeanette
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Hi Nico,

you can create a new e-mail account on www.outlook.com.

After registry and login you can see the complete menu also calendar.

2. I don't know move your old address but you can connect the old address with the Outlook account.

Go to Settings -> options -> e-Mail -> accounts -> connected accounts

There you can connect you old address (as with a local email program like Thunderbird).

After connecting all e-mails from your old account landing in your new Outlook account.

In Germany I can create mail addresses like ...@outlook.com and ...@outlook.de (maybe different county, different endings) but you can send e-mails with your old address over outlook.com if you take the right settings by connecting your old account.

I hope that
you understand my English ;-)
Have a nice day

Harry

See also your parallel question in
this thread where you simply wanted to unlink rather than replace.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...-to-text/17fc0252-e6a6-4a3e-ad6b-6d422de4fbae

Hi Diane
Cleaning: I deleted files in the \windows directory that appeared no longer necessary. E.g. older than 2010 and where the OS has no objections.

Office setup: did the full online setup

Addins: Outlook crashes when I try to acces the Addin Option
Thought a secure start might help. However in folder C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX64 I have no longer an Outlook.exe, but
OfficeClickToRun.exe and IntegratedOffice.exe. When I start those with a command line switch, the system prompts with "you have a newer version installed".

That is all a bit weird. Still happy to hear of any ideas that might help.

Thx
Hubert

Hi everyone,

I figured it out.

The problem was not related to outlook, but to googlemail. Got to:

Settings -> Accounts -> "Send as" (section)

There you can set e-mail addresses other than the account e-mail address as default e-mail address. This was the case for me, which resulted in the described "on behalf of" instead of "as" problems.

Yours,

Michael