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OSTFile
100 pts.
 How to Fix OST Outlook 2010?
Exchange Server, Microsoft Outlook 2010
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ASKED: February 24, 2012  4:41 AM
UPDATED: July 5, 2012  7:32 AM
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Checkout a professional OST to PST Converter tool to convert offline ost file to pst file. Firstly download the free trial version of the software to convert the ost file data to pst file. Thanks
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  August 15, 2012  10:25 am  by  TomLiotta   108,055 pts.
All Answer Wiki Contributors:  TomLiotta   108,055 pts. , recovery123   275 pts. , exchange234   125 pts.
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The tool recommended by Jerry123 did a good job in my case.

christa321
 110 pts.
 

Corruption in OST file prevents the users to access their emails and other data stored on MS Exchange Server.  A corrupt .OST file should stop a user from accessing anything stored on the Exchange server. Simply delete the file and have the server recreate it. Your apparent lack of knowledge (or attempt at deliberate misleading) makes the comment look like one of the usual spam “Trust our product” comments. And it shows how difficult it is to trust what you say. Tom

TomLiotta
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Aw, come on. Lousy formatting, no editing… This is really getting tiresome. Tonight it’s difficult to create decent looking comments in both FF and IE.
 
Tom

TomLiotta
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Correction of my comment…
 
A corrupt .OST file should stop a user from accessing anything stored on the Exchange server.
 
Should have been:
 
A corrupt .OST file should NOT stop a user from accessing anything stored on the Exchange server.
 
Tom

TomLiotta
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If you think you can fix through micrsoft solution then it would be enough but if you are not able to fix through the solution provided by microsoft then you need to use 3rd party tool for this. But before using these tools read user reviews and technical specification. More you can compare these tools on tech sites like cnet.  

techtiger08
 50 pts.
 

Check out this post to fix corruption in Outlook .ost file if Microsoft’s inbuilt utility is unable to resolve the problem: http://tipsoutlookexchange.wordpress.com/2012/07/05/fix-ost-file-corruption/Thanks

robersmike
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