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did you try all the steps mentiioned here -with the fixit and inbox repair tool?<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/272227/nl" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/272227/nl</a>
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did you try all the steps mentiioned here -with the fixit and inbox repair tool?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/272227/nl [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/272227/nl]

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i don't understand why you select her answer - since you did not use it ? ? <br />
best delete your question imo
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i don't understand why you select her answer - since you did not use it ? ?
best delete your question imo

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I finally used a third part recovery tool to complete the repair
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I finally used a third part recovery tool to complete the repair

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I need help I have a problem with a pst file in outlook 2010, the file is 5.8 gb and is now corrupted when I try to open the file in outlook I get an error &quot;&nbsp;outlook has detected errors in the file and cannot open&quot; I tried scanpst.exe it recovers part of the file, can anyone help?
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I need help I have a problem with a pst file in outlook 2010, the file is 5.8 gb and is now corrupted when I try to open the file in outlook I get an error " outlook has detected errors in the file and cannot open" I tried scanpst.exe it recovers part of the file, can anyone help?

Cant open outlook 2010 pst file

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