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Kernel for OST to PST software offers a safe-and-secured platform to repair damaged OST files and then migrate them to Outlook PST files, or to Exchange Server, Office 365 mailbox.

Exchange Recovery Tool not only helps recovering damaged EDB files, but also help in dealing with dirty shutdown state and brings it back to clean state. Moreover, it offers a variety of options to migrate the recovered files to Live Exchange Server.

Kernel for OST to PST software provides a reliable solution to migrate your important files of Exchange OST to PST with complete accuracy. The tool can efficiently repair corrupt OST files and then migrate them to PST files in a single attempt.

OST files are converted to PST to get the OST file items as backup. Such conversions are facilitated by reliable and most trusted third-party tools like Kernel for OST to PST. The tool is known for its outstanding performance at shot time period.

Retain Exchange disaster affected EDB and STM files in Outlook readable format with EDB recovery tool. Additionally, restore Exchange Server database to Office 365 and Live Exchange Server free with the help of this tool.

Transfer OST to PST Software entirely scan corrupt/damage OST file and remove all OST errors and then create a bug free OST file to PST file in complete readable condition. Software can easily convert OST to PST/EML/MSG/HTML etc formats

Export the database of Outlook OST file into EML to download OST to EML for Windows Live Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird and many other email clients. The application program is restore entire data of Outlook OST to EML format including emails, etc.

Fix EDB file errors and recover Exchange Server mailboxes in bulk with instant EDB recovery tool. In addition, move recovered database to cloud platforms involving Office 365 and Live Exchange Server.

The Migrate EDB to PST Software is proficient in recovering corrupted EDB files that gets damaged during major power outage, jet engine errors, hard disk crashes, virus intrusions, and any other software failures.