TomLiotta Sep 10, 2012   12:08 AM GMT

If you have a problem with your OST file, then an OST-to-PST converter is not appropriate. First thing to try is the Microsoft OST Integrity Check tool. -- Tom

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jzubeja Sep 11, 2012   9:50 AM GMT

Hi Tom Liotta,Can you please tell me how to convert oST File to PST actually i just want it and other solution i got related to my OST File.

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TomLiotta Sep 11, 2012   10:37 AM GMT

If you want to convert, there are many converters you can buy a license for. The only free one I'm aware of is the builtin Inbox Repair tool. There are many commercial ons. For example:   http://www.ost2pstfree.com/http://www.datanumen.com/aexr/http://www.serversdatarecovery.com/osttopst.htmlhttp://www.exportost.com/http://www.convert-osttopst.com/http://www.oemailrecovery.com/outlook-recovery.htmlhttp://www.convertosttopst.co.uk/http://www.unistal.com/convert-ost-pst.htmlhttp://www.osttopstconverter.info/http://www.recover-computerdata.com/ost-pst-converter.htmlhttp://www.stellarinfo.com/exchange-ost-recovery.htmhttp://www.ost-to-pst-converters.com/http://www.exchangedatabaserecovery.co.uk/   There are probably others.   Almost all of those claim to have a "free" version. The "free" part is generally that there is no cost to download and run them. The catch is usually that they don't do anything but give you a list of what they'll fix once you actually purchase a license. (That's fair enough, but their methods of "advertising" are mostly misleading. You have to decide how trustworthy they are.)   You might try multiple ones to see if any provide a longer list of things they'll convert. If that doesn't help, then you might choose by cost.   Of course, the builtin tools should be tried first.   Tom

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TomLiotta Sep 11, 2012   10:45 AM GMT

My last comment is not showing up here, although it is showing up in the 'IT Discussions' page. The formatting looks terrible there, too. I included a dozen or so links to various commercial converters along with a reference to the builtin Inbox Repair tool. As usual, there is no hint why it doesn't show here nor why the formatting is strange. -- Tom

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TomLiotta Sep 12, 2012   0:21 AM GMT

My earlier comment is now showing in the thread, but the formatting of the links isn't very helpful. Each link still works individually, though, even though they're displayed all run together. -- Tom

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kellylorry Sep 13, 2012   10:19 AM GMT

As per your discussion i find out that you just need a OST to PST Converter toolso i suggest you to search it on Google just put your desire keyword in your case "OST to PST Convention Tools" you can find your desire tool.I personally advice for Kernel  for OST to PST you can also try this osftware.

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techtiger08 Sep 26, 2012   7:32 AM GMT

Yes if your OST is corrupted and you want to recover the data then you need convert that OST to PST. For more information about this process you search google.

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bobluis Jun 20, 2014   6:11 AM GMT

Hi jzubeja

If the corruption is minor with your Outlook file then you can resolve that issue with the troubleshooting steps. To check detailed troubleshooting steps visit

http://techpatio.com/2014/articles/5-outlook-troubleshooting-tips-outlook-users

In case if you still face problem with your Outlook even after trying all troubleshooting steps then it is advised to go for third party tool.

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Brijesh Nov 10, 2014   7:08 PM GMT

Hi,

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Genderhayes Aug 23, 2016   2:00 PM GMT

Due to a large mailbox file restart Outlook close third party programs running at the same time helps too

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Genderhayes Feb 7, 2017   8:38 AM GMT

Try Outlook 2013 requirements install latest updates not in use by another process mailbox too large or App data folder is being re-direct ed to network location repair data files too

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