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Conversion tool for EDB to PST

August 29, 2014 at 12:42PM:

Best EDB to PST Conversion solution is available here, Exchange users can easily extract and export mailbox data from offline EDB file to PST file format. This conversion application is designed with advance EDRCTech which helps users to resolve data migration problem from the Exchange server. With the help of this EDB to PST conversion tool users can also recover mailbox database from offline EDB file. This software has ability to resolve dirty shutdown database corruption issue, unknown error message problem, jet engine problem, log file corruption problem etc. These are some of the common database corruption problems that users face. This software is the best solution for all types of errors generates in Exchange and it provides safe and secure way to perform mailbox recovery without any halts. Software provide dual recovery options one is quick recovery and second is advance recovery, in case users unable to retrieve Exchange database using quick recovery option then they can chose advance recovery option for severely corrupted EDB file. Once tool accomplish recovery task then it provide four different export options like PST, EML, MSG or EDB to EDB conversion option users can select any option according to the need. Download free demo version of this software and scrutinize software recovery and conversion process with this trial edition, after recovery users can only export 25 emails of per users mailbox to PST or other file format along with emails attachment.





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