How can I restore a deleted mail folder?

[Venus]

Hey Kharu,

Did you ever get an answer concerning your problem? I have this simular
problem and I am in desperate need for help.

 

[luvsponj]

The "plus" sign is not in front of the "Deleted Items" folder, but I can see
the subfolder that I am looking for when I try to create a new folder. I
tried to drag/drop, right-click, etc, but to no avail.

 

[Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)]

Make sure you are looking at the Folder list (bottom left corner of Outlook)
so you can see all folders. Then the folder should show in the Delated Items
folder.

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook

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[LB121]

Are you using an Exchange Server? If so, you can click on DELETE ITEMS, then
on TOOLS - RECOVER DELETED ITEMS.

Usually, Exchange servers are setup to save the last 10 days of deleted
items - they can be recovered sometimes.

If you aren't using an Exchange Server, and you've already emptied your
deleted items folder, I think you're toast.

Brady

 

[LB121]

Your directions were great, except the only prombem I have is that the only
items in the "recover deleted items" area were emails and no folders. Should
I be sad?? Thanks!!

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Your directions were great, except the only prombem I have is that the only
items in the "recover deleted items" area were emails and no folders.
Should
I be sad?? Thanks!!

If the messages that the folder contained are in the deleted items recovery,
then create a new folder with the name you want, recover the items, then move
them from Deleted Items to the new folder.

 

[K. Orland]

Did you check first to see if the deleted folder is a subfolder to your
deleted items? If you have not yet emptied your Deleted Items, you should
see a + sign beside it. Click on that and it will show any folders you have
deleted if you have not emptied your Deleted Items.

 

[K. Orland]

Did you state what type of mail account you have? If you have an Exchange
mailbox (used in a business environment), then you could recover deleted
items IF the Exchange Administrator has enabled this.

If you are a home user and have a PST as your primary store for email, and
you have emptied your deleted items so that you can't restore your folder,
try the steps listed here:

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

 

[Roady [MVP]]

Should I be sad??
You'd still be able to recover the individual items, so I would say "No".
But you are free to feel however you want, no need to ask that here ;-)

 

[shiuna]

hi,

yesterday by mistake i deleted two folders but later found them in the
deleted items but didnt remove them from there. today when i deleted emails
from the deleted items these two folders vanished. I cant see any plus sign
and "recover deleted folders/items" any where. Please help

 

[shiuna]

please i need help!!!!!!!! i deleted folders but found them in the deleted
item but didnt take them and now wen i emptied the deleted items folder the
other folders are gone too, i was not aware they are subfolders of deleted
items. there is no + sign and no "recover deleted folders/items" What can i
do now to recover them.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

yesterday by mistake i deleted two folders but later found them in the
deleted items but didnt remove them from there. today when i deleted emails
from the deleted items these two folders vanished. I cant see any plus sign
and "recover deleted folders/items" any where. Please help

Sounds like you emptied your Deleted Items folder. If so, then you'll have to
recover your data from your most recent backup. You do make backups, don't
you?

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

please i need help!!!!!!!! i deleted folders but found them in the deleted
item but didnt take them and now wen i emptied the deleted items folder the
other folders are gone too, i was not aware they are subfolders of deleted
items. there is no + sign and no "recover deleted folders/items" What can i
do now to recover them.

No need to post more than once.

 

[shiuna]

no unfortunately not. there are no backups. Oh no. can i stil recover them.
is there any other way. Please help.

 

[Azaam]

Deleted folders do, indeed, go to Deleted Items. If you delete a folder it
becomes a subfolder of Deleted Items and Deleted Items will acquire a plus
sign to its left in the Navigation Pane Folder List. You can click that
plus sign and then drag the folder back to where you want it. Of course, if
you empty the Deleted Items folder before doing this, it's gone.

The Recover Deleted Items feature is available only if you use an Exchange
account. You won't have it for a POP or IMAP account.

Thanks You Brian. It really helped me saving lot of time. Thanks again...

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Thanks You Brian. It really helped me saving lot of time. Thanks again...

You're welcome.

 

[bolshoi]

HI everyone. Can anybody help me to recover one of the default folder in my
office outlook which is the unread mail folder. I accidentally deleted it and
i can locate it anymore in the deleted recovery items. Is there any way I can
put it back? I usually read new emails not by inbox but by this unread items
folder.

thank you.

 

[Roady [MVP]]

File-> New-> Search Folder
You'll find a template for creating the Unread Mail Search Folder.

 

[Anand]

recently i SHIFT+DELETED a mail form my inbox. How can i recover the mail.

i'm not able to find the deleted mail by following this method:
Folders List + Navigation pane + Deleted Item Folder + TOOLS - RECOVER
DELETED ITEMS.

Please Help.....

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

recently i SHIFT+DELETED a mail form my inbox. How can i recover the mail.

i'm not able to find the deleted mail by following this method:
Folders List + Navigation pane + Deleted Item Folder + TOOLS - RECOVER
DELETED ITEMS.

If you're not using an Exchange account, the Recover Deleted Items won't be
available. If you've permanently deleted items in a PST, you should consider
them gone. Your only hope is this, but it's not guaranteed:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/restoredeleteditemsfromanoutlookpst.htm