Retrieving deleted emails from outlook 2013

The frustration of deleted emails! Don't worry, I'm here to help you retrieve them from Outlook 2013. Here are the steps:

Method 1: Using the "Recover Deleted Items" feature

  1. Open Outlook 2013 and go to the "Deleted Items" folder.
  2. Right-click on the folder and select "Recover Deleted Items."
  3. In the "Recover Deleted Items" dialog box, select the email(s) you want to recover and click "OK."
  4. The emails will be moved back to the "Deleted Items" folder.
  5. Right-click on the recovered email(s) and select "Move to" > "Inbox" or any other folder you prefer.

Method 2: Using the "PST File"

  1. Close Outlook 2013.
  2. Go to the location where your Outlook data files are stored (usually "C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook").
  3. Find the "OST" file (Outlook Data File) and rename it to "OST.old" (e.g., "Outlook.ost" becomes "Outlook.ost.old").
  4. Open Outlook 2013 and go to the "File" menu > "Open & Export" > "Import/Export."
  5. Select "Export to a file" and choose "Personal Folders File (.pst)" as the file type.
  6. Select the "Deleted Items" folder and click "Next."
  7. Choose a location to save the PST file and click "Finish."
  8. Open the PST file using a third-party email recovery software (like EaseUS Email Recovery or Kernel for Outlook PST Repair) to recover the deleted emails.
  9. Once recovered, you can import the emails back into Outlook 2013 using the "Import/Export" feature.

Method 3: Using a third-party email recovery software

  1. Download and install a third-party email recovery software (like EaseUS Email Recovery or Kernel for Outlook PST Repair).
  2. Launch the software and follow the instructions to scan your Outlook data files for deleted emails.
  3. The software will recover the deleted emails and allow you to preview and recover them.
  4. Once recovered, you can import the emails back into Outlook 2013 using the "Import/Export" feature.

Remember to act quickly when trying to recover deleted emails, as the longer you wait, the lower the chances of successful recovery.