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Vista Import of .PST File (from recovered data)

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Person - 17 Feb 2007 22:47 GMT
I need help

1.  I inadvertantly deleted from my XP machine my .pst files.  
2.  I have had them recovered on DVD
3.  I have tried to import them in Vista's Outlook (not express)
4.  Get error message that it is not a PST File (but it has the pst file
extension)
5.  The Dell tech says it must be corrupt.

Query - Is the file possible corrupt and if so how do I fix it?

If this is a Microsoft system problem - how do solve it
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Brian Tillman - 18 Feb 2007 01:06 GMT
> 5.  The Dell tech says it must be corrupt.

If you have moved the PST from the DVD to your hard drive and have removed
the read-only attribute, then the Dell tech is correct.  The file was most
likely corrupted by the method you used to store it on DVD in the first
place.

> Query - Is the file possible corrupt and if so how do I fix it?

Possibly by purchasing a PST recovery program.  There are plenty, but you
can find one here: http://www.officerecovery.com/
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Person - 18 Feb 2007 16:04 GMT
Thanks - do you think that a "Geek Squad" would have the facilities to
perform such a task?
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Thanks for  your input

> I need help
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> If this is a Microsoft system problem - how do solve it
Brian Tillman - 18 Feb 2007 20:38 GMT
> Thanks - do you think that a "Geek Squad" would have the facilities to
> perform such a task?

Call first and ask if they can recover a PST.  You'd pay less, though, by
buying a PST recovery program yourself.
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