From: lenny109 on
Hi,
What can I do if scanpst doesn't work on a Office 2007 pst file? My Outook
will not load it (my pst file) as it says that it is not a Personal Folder
File.


From: VanguardLH on
lenny109 wrote:

> Hi,
> What can I do if scanpst doesn't work on a Office 2007 pst file? My Outook
> will not load it (my pst file) as it says that it is not a Personal Folder
> File.

Restore from your backups.
From: lenny109 on
oh if only!

"VanguardLH" <V(a)nguard.LH> wrote in message
news:hqlaso$uqn$1(a)news.albasani.net...
> lenny109 wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> What can I do if scanpst doesn't work on a Office 2007 pst file? My
>> Outook
>> will not load it (my pst file) as it says that it is not a Personal
>> Folder
>> File.
>
> Restore from your backups.


From: VanguardLH on
lenny109 wrote:

> VanguardLH wrote ...
>
>> lenny109 wrote:
>>
>>> What can I do if scanpst doesn't work on a Office 2007 pst file? My
>>> Outook will not load it (my pst file) as it says that it is not a
>>> Personal Folder File.
>>
>> Restore from your backups.
>
> oh if only!

Scanpst (Inbox Repair Tool) is not guaranteed to work. When it does work,
the results may not be what you want. For example, as I recall, if the
"fix" is to reduce the ASCII format .pst file down to under its 2GB maximum
size, it does so by truncating the file so you lose data, and it won't be
just the oldest items, either. The .pst file may be corrupt so severely
that it is beyond the ability of Scanpst to repair it.

If you don't backup then you deem your data as worthless or reproducible.
Live and burn, er, learn.