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Topic # 83422 16-May-2011 18:44
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i was wondering if anyone can help me? i have a pst file that is corrupt and dont have a backup of it. Does anyone know if some free software i can use to repair it?

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Daryl 

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  Reply # 469815 16-May-2011 18:55
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Open file explorer, go to the office program folder and look for scanpst.exe... 

Never, ever, work without backups. 




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  Reply # 469848 16-May-2011 20:26
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thanks

yeah we have backups but a user decided to muck around and export there mailbox to pst and saved it locally to his harddrive and cant read it and has important info in it 

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