Yes another one of those headaches on Friday. Desperately grasping at straws now to recover a few emails so thought I would see if there is a whizzkid out there.
On Friday for some unknown reason (Well the only thing we had done was to add an email account), we realised that all of our downloaded emails were not showing in the Inbox. In fact we could not find them anywhere, as we searched in case they were being moved directly into Junk or Deleted mails. It was very frustrating seeing those "downloading" X No of messages only for them to disappear.
Restoring the Outlook.pst file made no difference, however we managed to get Outlook working correctly again by starting a new profile (so maybe the profile was corrupted).
However, those emails on Friday are still nowhere to be seen (and I did a lot of emailing on Friday!). Have used a demo Stellar Phoenix Outlook PST Repair tool but it has not found them.
Are these emails lost forever - where on earth did it download them? Is there any way at all that we can look at some sort of database of the emails to see if they still exist somewhere?
On Friday for some unknown reason (Well the only thing we had done was to add an email account), we realised that all of our downloaded emails were not showing in the Inbox. In fact we could not find them anywhere, as we searched in case they were being moved directly into Junk or Deleted mails. It was very frustrating seeing those "downloading" X No of messages only for them to disappear.
Restoring the Outlook.pst file made no difference, however we managed to get Outlook working correctly again by starting a new profile (so maybe the profile was corrupted).
However, those emails on Friday are still nowhere to be seen (and I did a lot of emailing on Friday!). Have used a demo Stellar Phoenix Outlook PST Repair tool but it has not found them.
Are these emails lost forever - where on earth did it download them? Is there any way at all that we can look at some sort of database of the emails to see if they still exist somewhere?
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