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Written By Adom Smith
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Updated on June 7th, 2020
This blog guides you on the ways to open PST file when MS Outlook cannot open PST file due to large or missing. It also describes the causes regarding this issue.
In Outlook, the PST files play a very important role. These are used to store the email messages and the other items of Outlook which are saved in your system. The PST File can also be utilized to backup or export the items from any email account.
But, the issue arises when you are unable to access or open PST files therefor Outlook not sending emails. In case, you have opened the corrupt PST files these corrupted files cannot be opened. It’s better to know the reasons behind this issue because prevention is better than cure.
It is clear that there is something went wrong within the PST file that’s why it is not accessible. Due to which you cannot access the other items like contacts, calendar, draft, etc. So, let’s look at the matter what might be the possible scenarios are:
The PST file got damaged due to the various reasons and Outlook data cannot be accessed. The reason may be the accidental shutdown of your system, virus attack, software issues etc. The large size of PST is due to the fact that you keep on adding the items in the same folder. For the precautions, you should avoid the above-mentioned activities.
Now, it’s the time to find out the right solution.
The outlook provides its inbuilt utility which is named as inbox repair tool. This inbox repair tool is used to fix the issues regarding the PST file. This is the free tool which is also known as scanpst.exe. Follow the below steps to operate this tool
If the above method is failed to recover the corrupt PST file then you can opt for an alternate solution Outlook Recovery tool. This tool can repair the corruption in the PST files. Moreover, it will recover the emails, contacts, calendars for the further use. There is also no issue regarding the size limit. After the repair process is done you get the solution for cannot open PST files.
In the above section, we have gone through the two methods free tool and a third-party tool. You can try any of these, but in case of critical corruption, the third-party tool is advised.
About The Author:
Adom Smith is a DataRecoveryHelp Technology Writer. He is a technology enthusiast with over 3 years of experience in Data Recovery, IoT, Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics. He enjoys researching and sharing DIY solutions as well as tips and tricks for resolving Windows technical issues.
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