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This is not an answer to your question, but...<br />
...for a deleted item, can you not go in to Outlook, under the Folder tab and click &quot;Recover Deleted Items&quot;?
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This is not an answer to your question, but...
...for a deleted item, can you not go in to Outlook, under the Folder tab and click "Recover Deleted Items"?

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Ha ha ha! &nbsp;Thanks for the points, but I clearly said that <i>wasn't</i> an answer...
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Ha ha ha!  Thanks for the points, but I clearly said that wasn't an answer...

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I really dont remember closing this off i must have been drunk!!<br />
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Well enjoy the free points haha! I will just open another.
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I really dont remember closing this off i must have been drunk!!

Well enjoy the free points haha! I will just open another.

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No, I'll get an admin to re-open the question (or at least refund your points so you can post again).<br />

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No, I'll get an admin to re-open the question (or at least refund your points so you can post again).


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I am doing a test of item recovery in exchange 2010.<br />
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If i delete an email i can recover it using the<br />
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[Search-Mailbox -Identity &quot;user&quot; -SearchQuery &quot;from:otheruser' AND 'Ladies'&quot; -Target<br />
Mailbox &quot;Discovery Search Mailbox&quot; -TargetFolder &quot;test recovery&quot; -LogLevel Full<br />
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However, if i go into my outlook and delete it from the &quot;deleted item recovery&quot; folder, is there any way to get the email back without restoring from a previous backup?
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I am doing a test of item recovery in exchange 2010.

If i delete an email i can recover it using the

[Search-Mailbox -Identity "user" -SearchQuery "from:otheruser' AND 'Ladies'" -Target
Mailbox "Discovery Search Mailbox" -TargetFolder "test recovery" -LogLevel Full

However, if i go into my outlook and delete it from the "deleted item recovery" folder, is there any way to get the email back without restoring from a previous backup?

Recover exchange 2010 emails

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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.