The problem with the file .PST

Good day.

There PST file weighing 38 GB, which is first copied from the local machine to a network drive, and after upgrading from XP to Seven, copied back.

Tried and Scanpst.exe and some other recovery tools.

What advice, folks?

E-mail is extremely important, because the PST-file - the director of department in a large enterprise.

 

Restore corrupted .pst file manually by guide below or in case your corruption is severe or complicated you may use next instruments...


https://social.technet.microsoft.co...utlook-2010-can-someone-help-me?forum=outlook

http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarg...ssues-with-other-legacy-systems-and-programs/

https://www.repairtoolbox.com/pstrepair.html Outlook Repair Toolbox


Scanpst.exe (inbox repair tool Outlook 2007) takes infected .PST file of MS Outlook 2007 as input. It starts a thorough scanning and analysis of PST file and repairs them. In short, whole steps of Scanpst.exe utility are as follows:


Stepwise working of Scanpst.exe:

• Open the drive:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office 12 folder
• Double click Scanpst.exe
• In the Enter the name of your scan file, enter the name of the .pst or .ost file you want to scan or click browse to select file
• To specify the scan log option click on Option.
• Click Start.
• If errors are found you are asked to start the repair process.
• Click Repair

Again start Outlook with the PST file you repaired to check whether the file is repaired completely or not.

 

If the PST file size is near about 38 GB, no chance for scanpst.exe to repair the file. So suggesting the Inbox Repair tool here would be stupidity. I have no idea which recovery tools you've already tried so far. The truth is nothing can help you recover your mailbox data from corrupt PST file except a professional recovery tool. You can compare best 5 PST repair or recovery tools in this blog post: Top Most PST Repair/Recovery Tools for Outlook Users | N. Sem's Blog

Hope you'll best professional recovery tool to recover your mailbox data from corrupt PST file.

Thanks and best regards.