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Submit feedback. Thank you for your feedback! Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. It always seems to find and fix errors. I ran it today about two months since the last run , and I have attached the log file for reference. I have been doing this for years, and I never seem to have any actual problems with Outlook or my PST file - its just a scheduled task and preventative maintenance.
I also note that, if I run the scan against the same PST file twice, it often finds errors the second run and even subsequent runs. I therefore, keep running it until it says it found no errors. My question is: Does everyone find and fix these presumably minor errors all the time when running scanpst. Is it indicative of something significantly wrong somewhere, or just part of life, run it, fix the errors, and move on. I have over the years periodically created a brand new PST file, copied everything over, and kept the old one as a backup.
I probably did this last when I went from Outlook to Outlook around two or three years ago, so its not like this is a single PST file that got corrupted years ago and has never 'recovered' fully from that. Also, I get it on all my PST files. This folder contains folders and items that the Inbox Repair Tool recovered. Unfortunately, items that are missing from the Lost and Found folder may be beyond repair. Create a new Personal Folder. The steps may be different, depending on which version of Outlook you are running.
Drag the recovered items from the Lost and Found folder to your new Personal Folders. When you have finished moving all items, you can remove the Recovered Personal Folders.
This includes the Lost and Found folder. If you are satisfied with the information that you recovered, you are finished. However, if you want to try to recover additional information, go to the Recover repaired items from the backup file Optional section. The Inbox Repair tool Scanpst. The Inbox Repair tool is automatically installed with all English-language Microsoft Outlook installation options depending on your operating system.
If you can't start the Inbox Repair tool automatically or manually, you may try to repair your Office application. If you could not open your original Personal Folders. If it does not work, then unfortunately, you will be unable to recover any additional information. If you could open the file, the following procedure may help you recover additional items from your damaged Personal Folders.
This option creates a file on your hard disk that is named File name. This file is a copy of the original File name. If you think that you are still missing items after following the steps in the previous section, you can try to recover additional information from this backup file by following these steps:.
Make a copy of the. For example, name the file New name. Import the New name. To do this, follow these steps:.
Remember that the backup file was the original corrupted file, and you may find that you cannot recover anything other than what was recovered in the Lost and Found folder. If you cannot import the Newname. ScanPST mostly validates and corrects errors in the internal data structures of a. Therefore, structures such as BTrees and reference counts, are checked and repaired as necessary. These low-level objects have no knowledge of the upper-level structures, such as messages, calendar items, and so on, that are built upon them.
If that block was part of a specific item in Outlook, the item will be removed when it is validated.
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