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If you have an inaccessible or damaged, orphaned OST file and you want to extract data from it then use Exchange OST to PST recovery software. This program can potentially both recover and convert the data in the file without changing it. To understand the software in much deeper way, you can download the freeware version of the software and follow the conversion steps elaborated below:


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  1. 1
    Download & Install Exchange OST to PST Converter , then click on All Program -> Start Button -> Select RecoveryTools for Exchange OST
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    Click on Browse button to add OST file for recovery, if you have more than one OST file to recover, then click Ctrl+A to select all files at once.
  3. 3
    After adding OST files, select them on the corresponding check box and then start recovery procedure by clicking on “Next”
  4. 4
    Select “Advance Scan” option to repair highly corrupted OST file
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    Once the recovery process begins, a pop up window will appear showing progress bar
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    Now select “All Folder” or “Selected Folder” option to choose desired folder for conversion after recovery
  7. 7
    Choose export option to save recovered OST data (PST, MBOX, MSG, PDF and EML), Lets proceed here with PST option
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    Select the destination path to save data after conversion and click on “Next”
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    A pop-up window will appear showing exporting procedure with each item count
  10. 10
    You can generate CSV report which contains destination path
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    Open the folder where you have stored the recovered file
  12. 12
    Open MS Outlook and import PST file by selecting File -> Open -> Outlook Data File
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