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Exchange Server Recovery tool efficiently works for any organization and provides the features to tackle corruption in an organization. This tool has the ability to convert EDB to PST files without alleviating and tampering original contents

Exchange server data recovery software recovers emails and mailboxes from MS Exchange Server 2000, 2003 and 2007. Restores mailboxes and recovers emails, attachments, images with other components of edb files. Convert .EDB file to usable .PST file.

Exchange EDB Converter Software is an ideal solution to tackle EDB corruption issues. It has two scanning modes Standard and Advance Scan to treat files with moderate and severe damages. It has advanced filters for selective recovery.

Fastly move EDB to PST or convert Pub1 or Priv1 EDB to PST folder with the fast processing Exchange recovery software. PDS Exchange EDB to PST converter known as best EDB recovery program for EDB to PST conversion.

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Superb Exchange Recovery Tool helps you to recover Exchange EDB File and Convert EDB to PST File along with email properties- to, bcc, time, Subjects and from etc. It split large size of PST File into Small PST File upto 5GB

Smartly repair Exchange EDB database and then successfully recover stored data into MS outlook via Enstella Exchange EDB Data Recovery software. This Exchange server data recovery remarkably rebuilt corrupted EDB file into PST format.

With very easy and comfort method do Exchange emails recovery at one shot. Enstella best Microsoft Exchange email recovery tool gives you instant permission to recover EDB emails to PST emails from inaccessible EDB files

Recoveryfix for OST to PST is the self-sufficient OST to PST Converter which guarantees the 100% recovery of corrupt OST files that are the victims of hard disk crashes, worm attacks, Exchange jet engine errors, power failures, etc.