How to Recover Deleted Items from Outlook 2002
Microsoft Outlook 2002 (Microsoft Office Outlook 2002) is the de facto email, calendar and task-management application for Microsoft Windows users. Microsoft Outlook gathers emails from your mail server and displays them on your computer. Items that have been deleted are first stored in the program's "Deleted Items" folder. Microsoft Outlook has the option to recover "hard-deleted" items. Hard deleting is the process of removing items from the "Deleted Items" folder. Edit the registry to allow Outlook to recover deleted files that have been hard-deleted.
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Close Microsoft Outlook.
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Click "Start"-->"Run", type "regedit" (without quotes), then press "Enter" on your keyboard (users of Windows Vista and later: click "Start" and type "regedit" followed by pressing "Enter" on your keyboard).
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Click the "+" next to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE." Then click the "+" buttons next to "SOFTWARE", "Microsoft", "Exchange", "Client" and "Options."
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Click "Options", then click "Edit" and "Add Value."
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Change the "Value Name" to "DumpsterAlwaysOn" and the "Data type" to "DWORD. Set the "Value Data" to "1" and click "OK."
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Close the Registry Editor and click "Yes" to save changes.
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Open Microsoft Outlook. Click "Tools" then click "Deleted Item Recovery" to begin recovering hard-deleted items. Browse through your deleted items and recover any of them by clicking on it.
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BEWARE This does not work for computers NOT on a Microsoft Exchange Server "This solution requires you to use a Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 account, an Exchange Server 2003 account, or an Exchange Server 2007 account. Most home and personal accounts do not use Microsoft Exchange."
