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EXFolder is intended for public folders only. &nbsp;You need to restore your mailbox.
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EXFolder is intended for public folders only.  You need to restore your mailbox.

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We have used ExFolders to restore a deleted public folder before and it worked good. &nbsp;Now when we try to use ExFolders to restore a deleted subfolder from a personal mailbox, the 'deleted' subfolder does not show up.<br />
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On the left side of ExFolders, I can right click on the user's mailbox and there is a context menu with with option &quot;Show deleted subfolders&quot; but when it is clicked nothing happens.<br />
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We tested this on a couple of personal mailboxes by adding subfolders and deleting them, but this option in ExFolders &quot;Show deleted subfolders&quot; does not seem to do anything.<br />
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Has anyone come across this? .. and have you found a workaround? &nbsp;Thanks.
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We have used ExFolders to restore a deleted public folder before and it worked good.  Now when we try to use ExFolders to restore a deleted subfolder from a personal mailbox, the 'deleted' subfolder does not show up.

On the left side of ExFolders, I can right click on the user's mailbox and there is a context menu with with option "Show deleted subfolders" but when it is clicked nothing happens.

We tested this on a couple of personal mailboxes by adding subfolders and deleting them, but this option in ExFolders "Show deleted subfolders" does not seem to do anything.

Has anyone come across this? .. and have you found a workaround?  Thanks.

Trying to restore mailbox personal folder using ExFolders on Exchange 2010.

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