recovering lost emails from .pst

J

jthierman

Hi-

I accidentally deleted my "saved emails" folder from my Personal
Folders in outlook 2003 and later emptied the "deleted items" folder.
I lost over a year's worth of important email! Before I defrag my
hard drive (much needed), is there ANY WAY I can recover these
emails?? (they were not left on the IMAP email server). Doesn't
Microsoft hide them somewhere or archive them somehow in case an idiot
like me makes this mistake? (they do not seem to be part of my
archive.pst backup file when I opened that to look at what was saved
there). I searched my computer for other .pst files, but none
contained the lost email folder. Is there any way to "roll back" to a
previous version of my .pst the same way I can roll back my system
files to a prior version?

Thanks!
Jonathan
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/restoredeleteditemsfromanoutlookpst.htm

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After furious head scratching, (e-mail address removed) asked:

| Hi-
|
| I accidentally deleted my "saved emails" folder from my Personal
| Folders in outlook 2003 and later emptied the "deleted items" folder.
| I lost over a year's worth of important email! Before I defrag my
| hard drive (much needed), is there ANY WAY I can recover these
| emails?? (they were not left on the IMAP email server). Doesn't
| Microsoft hide them somewhere or archive them somehow in case an idiot
| like me makes this mistake? (they do not seem to be part of my
| archive.pst backup file when I opened that to look at what was saved
| there). I searched my computer for other .pst files, but none
| contained the lost email folder. Is there any way to "roll back" to a
| previous version of my .pst the same way I can roll back my system
| files to a prior version?
|
| Thanks!
| Jonathan
 

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