deli_conker
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Okay. So I work with people that feel that they need to keep every email they send, receive and (sometimes) delete. I got this one guy whose .pst file is at 2Gb. About a year ago, he had it that large and we had a long talk about how this was a no-no, but alas, here we are again.
Anyways, I went about repairing it the same way I did last time.
Here is the output log...
Does anybody know of any tools that will allow me to salvage the file. Partial salvage is better than none...
Anyways, I went about repairing it the same way I did last time.
- Use Microsoft's .pst/.ost cropping tool to trim file size down to it's upper limits as to not lose anything more than necessary.
- Use scanpst.exe (NT version) to repair the file. (Also did this before crop tool, just in case we could get lucky. We weren't lucky.)
Here is the output log...
Code:
Microsoft (R) Inbox Repair Tool
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1995-1996. All rights reserved.
**Beginning NDB recovery
**Attempting to open database
**Attempting to validate header
!!bSentinel is invalid 00 (should be 80)
**Attempting to validate AMap
**Attempting to validate BBT
**Attempting to validate NBT
**Attempting to validate BBT refcounts
**Attempting to validate header NID high-water marks
**Beginning PST/OST recovery
**Attempting to recover all top-level objects
!!HN (nid=21) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!Message store missing PR_PST_PASSWORD
!!Message store missing or invalid PR_RECORD_KEY
!!Message store missing PR_DISPLAY_NAME
!!Message store missing PR_IPM_SUBTREE_ENTRYID
!!HN (nid=8022) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!HN (nid=8062) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!HN (nid=80E2) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!HN (nid=8102) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!HN (nid=8922) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!HN (nid=62B) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=1C)
!!TC (nid=62B) missing required column (66050003)
!!TC (nid=62B) missing required column (001A001E)
!!Receive folder table missing default message class
!!HN (nid=61) bad signature (bSig=FF, bClientSig=93)
!!HN (nid=61) bad ibHnpm (ibHnpm=23994, cbPage=4190)
Fatal Error: 80040900