How to restore corrupt OST by using Kernel for OST to PST?

In attempt to restore corrupt OST, many users lands themselves in binary trouble thus making recover and repair more difficult. In such situation it is warranted to take help form a reliable third-party tool like Kernel for OST to PST. There are some important features of Kernel for OST to PST that makes it quite different from other tools:

* Recovers OST data from any state.
* Maintains data hierarchy and formatting unchanged even after conversion.
* Assists in splitting oversized PST files.
* Advanced filters allow specific file saving.
* Permits to save OST data to different formats like PST, DBX, MBOX, MSG, EML, TXT, RTF, HTML, MHTML, & PDF
* Provides an option to save OST items directly to different destinations for easy accessibility.

If user is interested in this tool, then user has to download the evaluation version for trial purpose. Once user is satisfied with its performance user can purchase the licensed version, which allows complete access to the tool. Even if you are unsatisfied with the tool’s performance, then it can be returned within 30-days citing valid reasons. For more info, visit: www.restoreostfile.convertosttopst.co.uk.

Requirements:
Pentium Class Processor, 64 MB RAM, 50 MB Space

What's new in this release:
Restore Corrupt OST software now supports Windows 8.1/10 OS, MS Outlook 2016, and MS Exchange Server 2016

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