Email Corruption
Email loss are largely attributed to DBX corruption. When you receive emails in your inbox, these messages are stored in a single file typically known as a DBX file. DBX files are suffixed with the DBX file extension and named correspondingly to the folder which the mails are contained in. When a corruption occurs to a DBX file, there are several ways of repair. This article will discuss two methods to recover a corrupted DBX file. The first method is the compacting method. It uses the compacting utility to compact and remove any inconsistency or redundant information within the DBX file. The second method is the transfer method which attempts to move all emails from a corrupted folder into a working folder.
Using the Compacting Utility
To start, follow these steps:
Using The Transfer Method
To do this, follow these steps:

Further Recommendations
When severe corruption occurs, the folder may not be recognized and displayed. For example, if Outlook Express detects a badly corrupted Inbox.dbx, it will automatically create a new file - Inbox(1).dbx. All messages in the previous Inbox.dbx file will be lost. You can then choose to locate the Outlook Express store folder and repair the corrupted DBX file using 3rd party recovery programs.
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