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Open profile.ini with the editor of your of choice and make changes as below IsRelative=0

You will find a file called ‘ profile.ini‘ under ‘ %AppData%/Thunderbird/‘Ģ. Note: Make sure you have completed step 3 before deleting ‘ Thunderbird‘ folder.Įdit ‘profile.ini’ to change Thunderbird’s Profile pathġ. Now go ahead and delete the ‘ Thunderbird‘ folder under ‘ AppData‘ (don’t worry, Thunderbird is going to create a new folder when the application is launched next time). Just copy the entire ‘ Thunderbird‘ folder and move it to your desired location.Ĥ. Explorer will open the AppData folder, where you can find a sub folder “ Thunderbird“. If you are planning to move all of your mails including Thunderbird Profile, this is the folder you should move.ģ. Launch Run dialog and type “ %AppData%” (without quotes) and hit enter.Ģ. If you are someone who wants to move or restore a profile data to a different location, then here’s how you can do that.Ĭheck where your Thunderbird Mails/Appdata is storedġ. For instance, all of my Thunderbird mails were stored in C drive, thus occupying most of the disk space out there and that forced me to move out all the mails from C drive to D drive. Messages can be dragged to the desired folder as well.Occasionally, you might want to move your Mail folder from one location to another. This will move all selected messages to the new folder and remove them from the original location. Within the new menu point to Move to and choose the folder you just created. When all of the desired messages have been selected, right click on any of the messages to open up a menu. To select more than one message at a time, hold down the Control key (abbreviated "Ctrl" on your keyboard) and then click on each message to be moved. Go to the folder which currently holds the messages you want to move. Finally, click OK and the folder will appear under your account listing. This will be your email address and should be located near the upper left corner of the Thunderbird window.Įnter a folder name in the designated field. Right click on the account you want to create the new folder within.

If you already have a folder or folders in which to place the messages, skip the folder creation steps. To do this, the destination folders will need to be created. An alternative to deleting messages from the Inbox is moving the messages to folders.