How to Convert EDB to PST Without Losing Mailbox Data?

[THOMPSON01]

I am working with an old Exchange Server database (EDB file), and I need to access the mailboxes stored inside it. Unfortunately, I can not mount the EDB file directly in Exchange, so I was wondering if there is a reliable way to convert EDB to PST format. My main concern is avoiding any data loss or corruption during the conversion because the file contains important emails, attachments, contacts, and calendars. Can anyone guide me with a proper method or recommend tools/steps to safely convert an EDB file to PST?

 

[ishasingh]

To safely convert an EDB file to PST without losing mailbox data, you can use both manual and automated methods. The manual approach involves using Exchange Management Shell or Exchange Admin Center, but it is complex, time-consuming, and carries risks of data loss if not executed properly. For a more reliable solution, the Aryson EDB to PST Converter provides an automated approach that ensures secure and efficient conversion. It supports all Exchange and Outlook versions, preserves folder hierarchy, allows selective mailbox or date-range conversion, offers multiple recovery modes for corrupted files, and does not require Outlook installation. This tool lets you preview mailbox data before converting, ensuring all emails, attachments, contacts, and calendars are safely exported to PST format without risk of data corruption.

 

[arden4286]

The Softaken EDB to PST Converter works well with all Outlook and Windows system server programs. It can add as many EDB files as you want and fix any that are damaged. Also, the EDB to PST converter uses a new method to keep the transferred data unique and prevent any changes. It has a simple interface and It gets back things like messages, tasks, files, calendars, notes, and EDB emails. There are different file types in this program, such as PST, EML, HTML, and MSG, so the user can pick the one that works best for them. This tool is the fastest at fixing damaged EDB files. This also has a free trial version that you can use before you buy it. Each folder has fifty things in it.