How to Recover Deleted Notes in Outlook 2010

• Part 1: Recover Deleted Notes via "Recover Deleted Items"
• Part 2: Recover Deleted Notes from PST File in Outlook

Nowadays we live in a highly active society. Our days are so busy that we tend to forget important things. Our inbox is not any different from the rush world we live in. Using Notes in Microsoft Outlook can help you get organized. But how about one day you accidentally delete an important note? Stay with us I going to show you how to recover deleted notes in MS outlook.

If you are ready to learn more about deleted email recovery solutions than you have come to the right pace. The first method we will present uses no additional tool but Microsoft Outlook itself. The other way uses a free email recovery software and I will also present in full details and will show you a guide on how to use this it to recover deleted notes in MS outlook.

Part 1: Recover Deleted Notes via "Recover Deleted Items"

This deleted email recovery is not using any free email recovery software at all. The first thing you should know about this method is that when you remove an item in Microsoft Outlook 2010, that file be it an email message, a contact, a calendar appointment, or even a note, it’s moved to the “Deleted Items” folder under the “Sent Items” folder in your app. When you are trying to recover deleted notes in MS outlook you need to stop by and look into this folder. Let’s see how:

Step 1 In Outlook, select your inbox and navigate to the “Deleted Items” folder in the left pane;

Step 2 Right click on any item you want to recover, select “Move” and click “Other Folder”;

Step 3 Now select the Notes folder, and click “OK” .

If you want to recover any other items suech as:attachments, contacts, calendars, tasks and journals. Select the target item folders to restore.

Part 2: Recover Deleted Notes from PST File in Outlook

1. What is PST File

Microsoft Outlook 2010 is saving the mailbox locally using a PST file format. PST stands for Personal Storage table. Basically, you have two separate entities: your mailbox server which keeps your emails online and is the main storage source, and your local computer which is just a copy of your online mailbox stored in your PST files which is rendered by Outlook. That’s why you can still recover permanently deleted emails in Microsoft Outlook 2010 because you always have a local, and an online copy. However, these two can get in sync and things can change a bit in terms of redundancy.

2. How to Repair Damaged and Corrupted PST Files

However, what can you do when your PST files becomes corrupted, meaning that you cannot access your data at all? If your PST file is damaged or corrupted,Stellar Phoenix Outlook PST Repair is designed to recover corrupted or damaged PST files and all the items it might contain like: emails, noted, tasks, contacts, calendar appointments. You are allowed to store all the information in a new PST file or to export data in different formats like: EML, MSG, RTF, HTML, PDF. It supports to MS Outlook:2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002 & 2000.

To recover a corrupted PST file as follow:

Step 1 Download and Launch Outlook PST Repair software. Select the option of 'Find Outlook file' to locate the PST file.

Step 2 Searching a dirve, all the PST files will display in the 'Find Results' section, select one to scan.

Step 3 After scanning the PST files, Outlook PST Repair software completely repaired all the PST files, you can preview and check notes, emails or other items.

3. To Recover Deleted Notes from Repaired PST files

Step 4 Select a notes from repaired PST files to save the desired location.

Step 5 The status of saving file has been finished, your notes has been saved.

Part 3: Tips for Recover Deleted Notes

• Don’t forget to make regular backup copies of your PST files. If you lose this file you would not be able to recover all your data even though you are accessing your server version of mailbox;
• DO not save PST files on a drive or service, and do not share your PST files on the network
• Do not power down your computer when your Outlook still in running
• Use CTRL to select multiple files when recovering many emails to speed up the process;