Reason and steps to over come the PST file corruption issue
Microsoft Outlook 2003 PST (Personal Storage Table) is the file which is used to store E-mails, messages, calendars, appointments, notes, tasks etc. with a file size limit of not more than 2 GB in MS Outlook 2003. If the file size grows it get corrupted and become inaccessible in MS Outlook. In such case you will have compact the file size or alternatively create an archive to reduce the size of files. However, if you observe that Outlook does not start as expected or becomes unstable while sending or receiving messages, the PST file which might be damaged. In such cases, you need to restore the lost data from a backup files. If you have not created any sort of backup files then you can repair the corrupted PST files with Repair Outlook 2003 tools.
Some more factors which are responsible for PST file corruption are :-
- Accidental shut down of PC :- It is a very common issue which can occurs any time. It does not allows to save the PST files due to uncertain switch off.
- Transferring files on network :- It also gets corrupted due to bad bandwidth connection of Internet during transferring PST files over network.
- Virus infections :- The spyware and malware infections over Outlook files also leads to its corruption.
- Interruption during PST file creation :- Certain interruption such as power failure, error during saving files, etc. also leads to PST file corruption.
The above mentioned issues are very much common for Outlook users which may lead to data loss issue. Such problems can be over come with certain manual steps as well as automatic method of PST file repair. The manual methods are quite time taking and risky procedure which involves certain risk like losing of such files. These steps requires proper skills and advanced knowledge to perform the task. If you want to fix PST file corruption issue without having any risk then simply go with automatic steps. Simply download and install Repair Outlook 2003 tools in your computer and recover the damaged PST files effectively.
Processing your request, Please wait....
