At times in the life of every PC user, mistakes happen - for example, for some reason, important emails are deleted. If you use the Microsoft Outlook mail client, the loss of emails will not be permanent - you can try to recover deleted emails. All the latest versions of Microsoft Outlook have the ability to recover mail.
Instructions
Step 1
If you are using the latest version of Microsoft Outlook 2010 and you need to recover deleted emails, open the mail folder where the emails were stored - Inbox, Outbox, or Deleted Items - and then open the Folder tab and select the Recover Deleted Items option . After a while, the program will display a list of messages that can be recovered. Select the letters you need and then click the full file recovery button.
Step 2
If you are using an older version - Microsoft Outlook 2007, the steps for recovering emails will be the same - go to the folder where the necessary emails were stored, open the "Tools" menu and select the "Recover Deleted Emails" menu option. Then repeat all the steps described above - restore the letters you need from the list that appears.
Step 3
In an even older version of the mail client - Microsoft Outlook 2003, there is no built-in mail recovery function built into the program by default, so it will be a little more difficult to recover deleted messages in this client. First, you have to activate the function of recovering letters through the Windows registry.
Step 4
Open Registry Editor by choosing Run from the Start menu. Enter the regedit command in the line that appears and in the Registry Editor that opens, navigate to the following path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Exchange Client Options.
Step 5
In the right part of the window, click on the "Add value to menu" option and create a parameter with the name DWORD and value 1, then save the changes and restart Microsoft Outlook. The mail recovery function should appear in the tools menu.
