So any copy you make while Thunderbird is open is not necessarily going to contain the latest changes.Īdditionally, there is a lock file to indicate that the profile is in use. I wouldn't advise to you to restore the old profile now since you appear to have all the right settings and it is working.ģ) Various files in the profile are read into memory when Thunderbird starts, and written back to disk when it closes.
In the absence of the details you later provided, we can't tell if you're reinstalling Thunderbird in place, or making a new installation somewhere else.īut you have a new installation, you have your three accounts set up, so now you can use the add-on to import just the messages store files.
You quoted a path that relates to a profile, so I would consider using the profile manager to set Thunderbird to use that profile. There are rare occasions where something becomes screwed up and reinstalling Thunderbird, (or more likely, starting over with a clean profile) is the only easy way to clear these up.Ģ) I wanted to point you to information about the profile. I continue to be amazed at how ready some users are to tear down a working account and reinstall it just to reset a password. Tools|Options|Security|Passwords→Saved Passwords. Most issues with passwords can be resolved by removing all stored passwords.
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