Something happened with my .pst file


  1. Kingsomd692
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    Something happened with my .pst file


    I have many email messages in inbox, and when I opened MS Outlook 2007 it popped up: Outlook .pst can not be accessed. I only want to restore pst by any way.
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  3. PiKo
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    See: Repair Outlook Data Files (.pst and .ost) - Outlook
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  4. Kingsomd692
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    I hope useful article.
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