Have you ever found yourself deleting emails from your Outlook mailbox only to regret it later? It's a common occurrence, but there's no need to fret. Whether by one method or another, you can easily recover those accidentally deleted emails.
You have the option to retrieve deleted emails using Outlook. When you delete emails in Outlook, they are moved to either the Deleted Items or Trash folder. Simply navigate to the Deleted Items or Trash folder, locate the email you wish to recover, right-click on it, select Move, choose Other Folder, pick a destination folder, and click OK.
If you've employed Shift + Delete to eliminate the emails, they've been permanently removed. Should you find yourself in this situation, follow the steps below for handling permanently deleted emails.
The designated email will undergo a recovery process. If this step proves ineffective, you should continue reading for further guidance..
When you intentionally or accidentally delete an email, contact, note, calendar entry, or any other item in Outlook, MS Outlook removes it from the folder, but the data remains in the PST file. The space created by the deletion is designated as empty, making it available for new data. Therefore, to recover deleted emails from MS Outlook, it is crucial to act swiftly and wisely (Avoid using scanpst.exe or other repair tools with the hope of retrieval). The most effective approach is to employ a third-party tool such as Kernel for Outlook PST Repair.
The Kernel for Outlook Repair software is designed as the perfect solution for recovering deleted emails from PST files. Its specialized functionality is tailored to efficiently retrieve deleted emails and various other items from MS Outlook PST files. Thanks to its robust algorithms, you can restore a wide range of items, such as emails, drafts, calendars, journals, notes, tasks, and contacts, from the PST file. This tool supports the recovery of deleted emails from PST files generated by various MS Outlook versions, including 97, 98, 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, and 2019.