Restore Exchange 2010 EDB file with the help of Exchange recovery software

How to restore EDB file of Exchange 2010? - Now user can easily resolve this query using advance and reliable Exchange EDB recovery tool, which not only helps you to restore Exchange 2010 EDB file but quickly imports EDB database into PST Outlook, EML, MSG formats and into new Exchange server. User can easily restore single or multiple data items like contacts, tasks, emails, notes, appointments and attachments etc. With this application, user can easily access Pub1.EDB, Priv1.EDB and their respective STM files. The older version of Exchange server like 2003 or below it, tool automatically loads STM files if correspond EDB file is in the same location without facing any problem. It has Advance option which helps you to perform deep recovery and scanning of EDB file. You can easily migrate unlimited EDB database into PST Outlook format like up to 75 GB. Download our free demo version to evaluate recovery of EDB file. Its demo version allows users to export 25 items per folder of EDB mailbox data. It supports Exchange versions (5.0 to 2013), Outlook (98 to 2013) and runs on Windows (95 to 2008) etc. It also has option to spit PST file from 1 to 45 GB easily. Program generates report for the converted EDB file or mailbox database in CSV file format.

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 1 GB RAM, Minimum 7.5 MB Space

What's new in this release:
Tool easily restores Exchange EDB file to new Exchange server

Tags: • exchange • 2010 • restore • edb • file • database • mailbox

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