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Unable to recover DB on Exchange 2013 (Win 2012 R2)

Dears,
I have a difficult issue : one of my client's users has mistakenly deleted a contact group in his Outlook and can't find it anymore.
Of course, I first checked in the deleted items and recovered items throuch the OWA, with no luck unfortunately.
Because I'm currently migrating all the services from a sbs 2008 to several virtual Win 2012 R2 hosted on vmware, the Backup Exec won't help, he wasn't already reconfigured for the new configuration and the Exchange 2007 is no more (uninstalled completely)
I then recovered the DB where the user's mailbox is located with the VEEAM (last version) without real issue but discovered that the state of the DB was "dirty shutdown".
I then tried to make a soft repair with the command "Eseutil /R E02 /l D:\DB\RECOVER /d D:\DB\RECOVER" but it failed nearly at the end with an error 510 (see attachment)
To be sure, I did a full reset of the access to the folder and put everyone in full control but no change...
I tried to put it in another folder but no change
Because it failed, I tried to do it in Hardware repair but it failed too with an error 1032 (see attachment)
I then tried to get another version of the DB through VEEAM but got the same results :-(
Could you help me figure it out ? Tell me if I'm doomed or not ?
Thanks forwards for your help

Best regards
Laurent
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Following your advise, I added space and the message is now the one attached
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You were right but the problem was more general, the installed version of veeam didn't permit to backup correctly the Exchange and thus the logs were corrupted at each backup.
I made a /P repair and was able to recover the mailbox of the user.

Thanks for your help :-)

Best regards
Glad you got it going!