Outlook Express Email Recovery & Repair Tool
Outlook Express Email Recovery Software is a professional tool designed to recover accidentally deleted Outlook Express email messages and repair damaged *.dbx / *.mbx files of Microsoft Outlook Express.
This powerful tool repairs *.dbx files and recover the messages in the *.eml format which can be simply imported by drag and drop function to a specified outlook express folder or can be directly read by double clicking the .eml files.
Software supports email recovery from .dbx and .mbx mail archive of Outlook Express 4.0, Outlook Express 5.0, Outlook Express 5.50 and Outlook Express 6.0.
Using Outlook Email Recovery Software, e-mail messages can be recovered from the following cases:
- Files corrupted due to the usage of “Compact File or Compact All Folders” option
- Data corruption caused due to an Anti virus which tries to scan incoming and outgoing e-mails.
- If the messages in Inbox and Sent folders increase, .dbx files might get corrupted.
- E-mail messages deleted from the deleted items folder in Outlook Express.
Software features:
- Software supports *.dbx & *.mbx file formats on Microsoft Outlook Express 4.0, 5.0, 5.01, 5.5, 6.0
- If archive file is having intensive damages, Software uses a New Astute-Scan™ technology to locate and recover emails
- Enhanced search option has been provided for locating *.dbx files.
- Multiple .dbx files can be selected for repair. Once the recovery is over, all the recovered e-mail messages will be restored in their respective folders in a new folder in selected destination.
- Software provides Context Sensitive help.
- Recovers accidentally deleted emails.
- Software provides “Compress Recovered data” option, which saves the data in a compressed form.
- Emails are recovered in *.eml format which can simply be imported to Outlook Express by drag and drop function to the required folder or double click the .eml files to read them.
- Recovered messages which are in the *.eml file format can be saved on any (including network) disks visible by the host operating system.

