Note: For absolute paths Thunderbird uses Dos'ish backslashes ( \) rather than Unixish slashes ( /). So simply copying that folder and its sub folders to another drive will create a backup. Set IsRelative to be 0 Update the path to point to the desired place. All data needed to be backed up to restored 'as is' will be found in the windows directory appdataThunderbird or subdirectories of that. If you want to point this to a location of your choice (for example H:\Thunderbird), you need to perform to changes:
Here is an example of what this may look like: Unlike Mozilla's binary registry.dat file, Thunderbird's and Firefox' profiles.ini file is a readable text file. All other files in that directory are dynamically created by Mozilla on first start. This is a readable file of javascript commands. The configuration itself is stored in the specified directory, in a file named prefs.js. We chose to point this to the user's home directory ( H:\Thunderbird). The value contained in this key is a litteral value, no variables (such as %USERPROFILE%/MozProfile) allowed. Likewise, Firefox uses a similar file, located in %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\profiles.ini. Step 4: Choose the target and click Flash. Step 3: Choose Flash from file > select the Linux Lite downloaded image/ISO > click Open. Step 2: Download and install the Etcher application from the official website. Step 1: Insert a 4GB or larger USB into your PC. Thunderbird looks into the binary %APPDATA%\Thunderbird\profiles.ini file for its "registry", which contains, amongst other information, a pointer to the directory where the profile is stored (usually located in %APPDATA%\Thunderbird\Profiles\profileName). Here, we provide the steps for installing Linux Lite ISO on Windows. How Thunderbird and Firefox find their configuration files
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