If your Exchange Server won't load, do not attempt to run any Microsoft Exchange or 3rd party utility programs in an effort to repair your priv1.edb , pub1.edb or Information Store files. Eseutil, Isinteg and other Exchange repair utilities can delete data or corrupt your database files.

Before attempting repair, make a copy of your priv1 file, stm file and log files. If possible, you should also make a backup copy of these files before sending your Exchange database to a data recovery company or before you let Microsoft or other technicians try to repair or restore your mailboxes or extract your PST files from your exchange server.

If your Exchange server is running on a RAID, recovery is more complex. For your convenience and safety, we can image your hard drives for you at one of our Georgia, data recovery labs. that way you have an exact copy prior to performing restore, recovery or repair procedures on your Exchange server.

Common Exchange Server Problems:

• E-mail, PST or user profile gets deleted by mistake
• Malicious action or virus
• Corrupted PST, STM or EDB database
• Hardware or system failure
• Corrupted Exchange backup
• Hard drive fragmentation
• Server or multiple RAID drive failure

Outlook PST, OST Mailbox Repair and Recovery
Personal Storage files (.PST) and Outlook Storage files (.OST) used by Microsoft Outlook to store user emails on your PC, laptop or server is often the most critical file to retrieve when a hard drive or server crashes. Many times, user's PST files never get backed up.

You could lose vital data
If your PST file becomes corrupt, damaged or reaches the 2 GB file size limit imposed by Microsoft Outlook, you could lose data. Users who rely on Outlook, keep business-critical e-mail correspondence like...

• Address books containing vital contact information
• Cppointment schedules
• calendars to help organize and perform daily tasks
• Save and oraganize email communictions
• Business documents and files