How to Recover Calendar Items and Mails in Outlook 2021, 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010 & 2007

Summary: If you’re looking for ways to recover deleted Calendar items and emails in Outlook, then follow this guide. In this guide, you will learn solutions and workarounds to recover calendar items and emails in Outlook 2021, 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, and Office 365. You will also learn about an advanced Outlook repair software that can help recover deleted items from corrupt or damaged PST file.

Microsoft Outlook Calendar helps configure, create, and manage meetings, schedules, appointments, events, etc. It is like a digital scheduler, which is designed to keep records of your schedules and engagements. Sometimes, you find that the calendar items and some emails are missing from Outlook. This might happen if you’ve deleted them mistakenly or due to corruption in the PST file. In this post, you will learn various methods to recover lost or deleted calendar items and mails in Outlook.

Methods to Recover Calendar Items and Mails in Outlook

To recover deleted or lost Calendar items or emails, follow these methods.

1. Recover Calendar Items and Mails from Deleted Items Folder

If Outlook Calendar items or emails are deleted unintentionally or accidentally, there’s a fail-safe process to recover such items in Outlook. Normally, deleted items are sent to the ‘Deleted Items’ folder. You can easily restore the deleted items to their original location(s) from the Deleted Items folder in a few clicks. Here are the steps:

For Outlook 2021, 2019, 2016, and 2013

For Outlook 2007 and 2010

However, if your Outlook is set to empty the ‘Deleted Items’ folder when you exit the application, the deleted Calendar items and mails may not be found or restored from the Deleted Items folder. In such a case, you can follow these steps to recover the deleted Calendar items and emails.

Also, make sure you disable the Empty Deleted Items option to avoid permanent loss of mail items in case of accidental deletion. Follow these steps:

2. Recover Deleted Calendar Items and Mails using Outlook Web App

If you are not seeing any items in Deleted Items folder in Outlook desktop app, you can check your Outlook Web App for the deleted calendar and other mail items, and restore them. Here’s how:

3. Recover Calendar Items and Mail using the Inbox Repair Tool (ScanPST)

Many times, items are lost or rendered inaccessible due to PST corruption or damage. When this happens, the PST file needs to be repaired before you can perform any recovery task. Microsoft Outlook provides a repair function known as the Inbox Repair Tool (ScanPST.exe). This tool is used to fix minor PST corruption. To use this tool, follow the instructions below:

Once this is done, open Outlook and check if you can find the deleted or lost Calendar items or emails.

4. Use Stellar Repair for Outlook

ScanPST may fail to repair a severely corrupt, encrypted (password-protected) or large-sized PST file. In such a case, you can repair your severely damaged, oversized (as large as 50 GB or more), and encrypted PST file using an advanced third-party PST recovery tool, such as Stellar Repair for OutlookThis software can also be used to recover deleted or lost mail items (including calendar items) from both healthy and corrupt PST files.

Follow the steps below to run the Outlook PST file recovery/repair software:

You can now import this PST file into your Outlook profile to restore the deleted items.

Conclusion

You may lose Calendar items and emails due to accidental deletion (hard or soft) or PST file corruption. In the case of accidental or soft deletion, you can easily recover the deleted items (within the standard 14-day retention period) from the Deleted Items folder. However, in the case of hard deletion or PST corruption, you can use an advanced Outlook repair tool, such as Stellar Repair for Outlook to recover the deleted items in just a few clicks.

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