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Have you tried a 3rd party freeware?  This article has a few downloads to restore AD objects..

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An object got deleted in AD under the User's name container in the ExchangeActiveSyncDevices container. &nbsp;We can't unpair the device from exchange anymore because the object is missing from AD. &nbsp;I'm trying to use ADRestore.exe -r &nbsp; to restore the object but when I press Y for that object, it says Restore succeeded but the object isn't showing up where it should be and when I use LDP.exe to view the deleted objects container, the object is still in there.<br />
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Does anyone know any better way to restore this object?<br />
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Server 2008 R2
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An object got deleted in AD under the User's name container in the ExchangeActiveSyncDevices container.  We can't unpair the device from exchange anymore because the object is missing from AD.  I'm trying to use ADRestore.exe -r   to restore the object but when I press Y for that object, it says Restore succeeded but the object isn't showing up where it should be and when I use LDP.exe to view the deleted objects container, the object is still in there.

Does anyone know any better way to restore this object?

Server 2008 R2

Restoring AD Object using ADRestore

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Active Directory

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Exchange

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