To avoid such situations, you can use the Weight Diet add-in for Outlook. This happens because, while the PST file size is increasing, Outlook needs more and more resources to complete your tasks, so it becomes slower and more prone to errors. The larger your PST file gets, the more chances are for it to become damaged.
How can I prevent the PST file from getting damaged?
The default PST filename for your active mailbox is Outlook.pst, while the archive file is stored as archive.pst. Starting with Microsoft Outlook 2003, PST files are using the UNICODE format which has a limit that is more than 20 GB.īy default, Microsoft Outlook stored these PST files at the following location: "C:\Documents and Settings\USER_NAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\", where USER_NAME is your Windows logon name. Up to Microsoft Outlook 2002 (XP), PST files are formatted according to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) format, which limits the file size to 2Gb. PST files or Personal Folder Files are used by Microsoft Outlook for storing Outlook data, including mailbox files, email folders, contacts or any other personal data related to Microsoft Outlook. This tinny tool is installed by default when installing Microsoft Office 2000 to 2010. If Microsoft Office Outlook 2000 (or higher) can not open your mailbox folders and it is reporting that your Inbox folders or Outlook PST file may be damaged, then you should use the Inbox Repair Tool supplied by Microsoft. If you are using Microsoft Outlook 2007, we recommend you to use the Office Diagnostics tools, instead of the Inbox Repair Tool. This article describes how to use the Inbox Repair Tool for Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002 or 2003. Home > Outlook & Email Tips > How to Repair Outlook Using the Inbox Repair Tool Optimize & Speed Up Outlook Using the Weight Diet Add-in
How to repair Outlook folders using the Inbox Repair Tool
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