Microsoft Outlook Opened and Saved Attachments Missing?

I opened and saved that attached word document, spent hours making revisions only to find out that I didn't save it to a location, I just clicked save... Outlook stores these files and other temporary data in a place called the OLK folder. The location of the folder may vary based on the user logged in, the operating system and version of Outlook. I am using Outlook 2010, so to find the OLK folder, I opened up regedit and browsed to the registry path:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Security

Once there the OutlookSecureTempFolder key value is the path to your OLK folder. Substitute the version number for the outlook version you have in the registry path. It should be obvious once you get to the Office key what version you have, but just in case, I have included a table for your reference below.

Good luck!

Outlook	Version Number
Outlook 97	8.0
Outlook 98	8.5
Outlook 2000	9.0
Outlook 2002/XP	10.0
Outlook 2003	11.0
Outlook 2007	12.0
Outlook 2010	14.0

Outlook 2010 For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

Server 2008 Hibernation ON by default

I was investigating an issue today where there was low disk space on one of my VM's. Come to find out, after running SpaceMonger it showed a 4 GB file hiberfil.sys. I remember only seeing this file on laptops when hibernation is turned on. I am not sure why anyone would want hibernation turned on for a server. There was no option to turn off hibernation in the GUI so I had to turn it off using the following command at the command line:

powercfg.exe /hibernate off