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Open command prompt and type command to find out your path:Īlternatively, click on Start > Run > Type the command: The path is usually %AppData%\Thunderbird\Profiles\fault\. A note about Windows XP / Vista profile location Copy the files to the desired backup location. thunderbird > highlight all files and folders in it. Open file manager by clicking on Places > Home Folder > Hit CTRL+H to display hidden file. Insert USB pen and copy fault to pen drive: You can copy fault using network (scp command) or USB pen. The path is usually ~/.thunderbird/fault/ (xxx is random character in above example it is fault directory). Type ls command to see the profile directory:

Open terminal and change directory to ~.thunderbird: You need find out your profile directory / folder.

Make sure Mozilla Thunderbird is not running.
