Use Kernel EDB recovery tool to recover data from corrupt or damaged EDB files

Publisher:	EDB Files
Downloads:	1
Software Type:	Shareware, 299.00
File Size:	16.00M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	25 April, 2015

Corruption of EDB (Exchange Database) files can put your crucial mailbox data at stake. To fix all EDB corruption issues and to recover data from corrupt or damaged EDB files, use Kernel for Exchange Server Recovery software. It’s capable of fixing all Exchange issues and recovers all emails, attachments, contacts, calendars, notes, tasks, journals etc. The software also recovers all email properties including From, To, CC, BCC, Subject, Date and Time.
Embedded with advanced EDB recovery features, the software supports recovery of both private and public folders. Interestingly, the software needs no Exchange services and log files to perform data recovery. Once data recovery is done, you can preview all recovered items. Here, you can check accuracy and completeness of desired items before saving them at preferred location. The software offers option to save recovered data in different file formats such as PST MSG (Unicode & ANSI), EML, RTF, HTML and Text. You can even create a Unicode PST to save data and split the resultant PST file after a predefined size. You can also export recovered EDB files to Live Exchange mailboxes and Office 365. The software guarantees to retain original structure of files or folders after recovery. At the time of saving, you can include or exclude particular items falling in date range through its filtering option which allows you to make requirement based recovery.
Kernel for Exchange Server Recovery tool is quite easy to operate because of its user-friendly interface. Compatibility with all versions of Exchange Server and MS Outlook makes it even better. The performance driven tool is available in free trial version also. It’s absolutely free to download. Data can be recovered and previewed using free trial version and you can save first 25 recovered items from each Exchange folder as well. Paid version of the software would be required to save all recovered items. Visit: www.edbfile.com