I am operating under the assumption the the current E: drive is the old C: drive. If this is NOT correct then you can stop reading. If it IS correct then here is what to try:
Rename C:\PMAIL to C:\PMAIL_NEW
Copy E:\PMAIL to C:\PMAIL
Add the -O option to your Pegasus Mail shortcut. It should look something like C:\PMAIL\Programs\winpm-32.exe -A -O. This is so that if Pegasus Mail opens successfully it will open in offline mode so as to not download any new mail automatically.
Run the shortcut and see if Pegasus Mail starts up. If it does, it should look identical to the old install with the exception of any display changes the may be the result of different screen resolution. If it doesn't start-up then you'll have to go the route of manually restoring data from the old install. Everything below is irrelevant.
Assuming it started up and all appears well, shut it down, then copy the new mail files from the renamed instance. These files have a .CNM extension, so if your paths are default paths, you should be copying all .CNM files from C:\PMAIL_NEW\MAIL\ADMIN to C:\PMAIL\MAIL\ADMIN. I this doesn't make sense or doesn't look right just stop and post back for clarification.
If this all went well, startup Pegasus Mail and confirm that your new mail is there.
Now, go to Help > About Pegasus Mail and click the Info button. Confirm the paths to the Home and New mailbox location are to C:\PMAIL\MAIL\ADMIN (or whatever you mailbox directory is named). If they aren't, make note of what they are and post back.
If all still looks good, remove the -O option from the shortcut and restart Pegasus Mail.
You can delete C:\PMAIL_NEW once you're comfortable that you no longer need it.
Hope all goes well!
<p>I am operating under the assumption the the current E: drive is the old C: drive.&nbsp; If this is NOT correct then you can stop reading.&nbsp; If it IS correct then here is what to try:</p><p>Rename C:\PMAIL to C:\PMAIL_NEW</p><p>Copy E:\PMAIL to C:\PMAIL</p><p>Add the -O option to your Pegasus Mail shortcut.&nbsp; It should look something like C:\PMAIL\Programs\winpm-32.exe -A -O.&nbsp; This is so that if Pegasus Mail opens successfully it will open in offline mode so as to not download any new mail automatically.</p><p>Run the shortcut and see if Pegasus Mail starts up.&nbsp; If it does, it should look identical to the old install with the exception of any display changes the may be the result of different screen resolution.&nbsp; If it doesn't start-up then you'll have to go the route of manually restoring data from the old install.&nbsp; Everything below is irrelevant.
</p><p>Assuming it started up and all appears well, shut it down, then copy the new mail files from the renamed instance.&nbsp; These files have a .CNM extension, so if your paths are default paths, you should be copying all .CNM files from C:\PMAIL_NEW\MAIL\ADMIN to C:\PMAIL\MAIL\ADMIN.&nbsp; I this doesn't make sense or doesn't look right just stop and post back for clarification.</p><p>If this all went well, startup Pegasus Mail and confirm that your new mail is there.&nbsp; </p><p>Now, go to Help &gt; About Pegasus Mail and click the Info button.&nbsp; Confirm the paths to the Home and New mailbox location are to C:\PMAIL\MAIL\ADMIN (or whatever you mailbox directory is named).&nbsp; If they aren't, make note of what they are and post back.&nbsp; </p><p>If all still looks good, remove the -O option from the shortcut and restart Pegasus Mail.
</p><p>You can delete C:\PMAIL_NEW once you're comfortable that you no longer need it.</p><p>Hope all goes well!
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