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I want to reinstall Windows Xp soon, as I got a virus and after cleaning the computer doesn't work as smooth as before. I gives some strange erros and sometimes it justs hangs up... I want to backup Outlook Express emails and settings before reinstall, and restore afterwards. Any help?
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Hi LiaRo,

Welcome to PCHelpForum.

I myself am not very familiar with Outlook at all but we do have a great team of tech guys at your disposal. I'm certain one of them will be along shortly to help you out.


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Thank You! I did some searches on the net and I found a program that does what I want: Outlook Express Backup Expert | Overview
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Alright, hope it's working good for ya.


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