Recover lost items outlook

If Outlook items like emails, contacts, calendars and notes are corrupted, it will become difficult for Microsoft Outlook users to recover lost Outlook items. Generally, we usually tend to use saved PST and OST files in Documents and User Profile folders to recover lost emails, scheduled events, and tasks with the help of Outlook built-in function. But we also know that Outlook lacks in fetching old items due to some unidentifiable reasons.

So we should figure out other way to get the lost items back if we want to do old Outlook item recovery. Certainly, the best method is to recur to a professional email recovery program, which is economical and secure. Why can recovery program help retrieve lost items? When we use Outlook emails, all files are saved on the local disk (usually known as PST and OST files). In other words, we are able to easily recover the items based on the PST and OST files. If these local files are deleted or the partition where the files are stored is lost or corrupted, we are supposed to recover the PST and OST files at first and use them to recover other items.

As an excellent data recovery program, MiniTool Power Data recovery here will be helpful to recover lost Outlook items. Its deep searching mechanism will scan the partition carefully and quickly locate target files. Now let’s have a look at this program.

The email recovery program provides five different functional modules for email recovery situations and we should choose the proper one to do email recovery. It is an all-in-one utility and we just need to do the operation step by step with the wizard, so no professional knowledge about data recovery is required. Furthermore, MiniTool Power Data Recovery is a freeware, which can free recover up to 1 GB files. But before using this program to recover lost Outlook items, we should keep two notes in mind. One is that we can’t download and install the software on the partition where we will do recovery, and the other is that we’d better save the recovered files to other safe place rather than the original partition.