How to Repair Priv1 EDB
Version 16.0
Shareware
$299.00
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The question that bothers many Exchange users is how to
repair priv1 edb file? But no need to worry as Kernel
for Exchange server Recovery tool is here. It provides
all the answers related to EDB file corruption. The
tool has perfect solution for each & every corruption
issue related to Exchange Database (EDB) files. It
easily repairs private as well as public folders of
Exchange Server and provides option to save recovered
data at desired location. To make corrupt EDB files
accessible in MS Outlook, the tool converts them to
Outlook PST format. It provides several other saving
options such as option to save recovered EDB files in
EML, HTML, TXT and RTF file formats. It also provides
option to export recovered EDB files to Office 365 and
Live Exchange Server. You can also migrate the
recovered data to archive mailboxes and public folders
if you wish to.
Apart from multiple saving options, the advanced tool
offers many other options such as data filtering
options, migration of hosted Exchange Server, no use of
log files and Exchange Services for recovery, exporting
of specific mailboxes, etc. Also, the tool has got new
“Ask for EDB Version” option that facilitates its user
to define an appropriate Exchange server version of
respective EDB file before conducting any recovery
operation. Integrated with improved Graphical User
Interface (GUI), the tool offers an extremely easy
functionality. You can operate it with acute ease
without any assistance. High software compatibility is
another advantage that comes with Kernel for Exchange
Server Recovery tool. It supports most recent versions
of MS Exchange Server, MS Outlook and works
proficiently with latest Windows OS versions. Try its
free demo version first before purchasing it. For more
info, visit:
www.exchangeedbtopst.org/topics/topic/how-to-repair-priv1edb-file-in-exchange-server.
repair priv1 edb file? But no need to worry as Kernel
for Exchange server Recovery tool is here. It provides
all the answers related to EDB file corruption. The
tool has perfect solution for each & every corruption
issue related to Exchange Database (EDB) files. It
easily repairs private as well as public folders of
Exchange Server and provides option to save recovered
data at desired location. To make corrupt EDB files
accessible in MS Outlook, the tool converts them to
Outlook PST format. It provides several other saving
options such as option to save recovered EDB files in
EML, HTML, TXT and RTF file formats. It also provides
option to export recovered EDB files to Office 365 and
Live Exchange Server. You can also migrate the
recovered data to archive mailboxes and public folders
if you wish to.
Apart from multiple saving options, the advanced tool
offers many other options such as data filtering
options, migration of hosted Exchange Server, no use of
log files and Exchange Services for recovery, exporting
of specific mailboxes, etc. Also, the tool has got new
“Ask for EDB Version” option that facilitates its user
to define an appropriate Exchange server version of
respective EDB file before conducting any recovery
operation. Integrated with improved Graphical User
Interface (GUI), the tool offers an extremely easy
functionality. You can operate it with acute ease
without any assistance. High software compatibility is
another advantage that comes with Kernel for Exchange
Server Recovery tool. It supports most recent versions
of MS Exchange Server, MS Outlook and works
proficiently with latest Windows OS versions. Try its
free demo version first before purchasing it. For more
info, visit:
www.exchangeedbtopst.org/topics/topic/how-to-repair-priv1edb-file-in-exchange-server.
Program details
Publisher
How to Repair Priv1 EDBE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.exchangeedbtopst.org/topics/topic/how-to-repair-priv1edb-file-in-exchange-serverPlatforms
Win7 x32<br>Win7 x64<br>WinServer<br>Windows XP<br>Windows 98<br>WinVista<br>WinVista x64File size
18124 KBFile date
4/25/2016License
SharewareExpiration info
Installation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
4/26/2016