The edb file can get corrupt due to several reasons like file size errors, virus attacks, server failure, server downtime, jet errors, software failures, hardware failures, virus corruptions, accidental deletion of user mailboxes, and exchange dirty shutdown states. These errors are efficiently repaired with Exchange recovery software.
Kernel for Exchange Recovery - dirty shutdown repair software helps when the Exchange shutdown is improper leaving the .edb database file in an inconsistent state due to exchange dirty shutdown. Generally, the incorrect mail store shutdown leads to dirty shutdowns where in actual the .edb file is not corrupt but becomes difficult to operate. Software brings the .edb and .stm files back to the clean shutdown state where the EDB file contents are migrated to PST file and then exported back to mail stores.
.edb and .stm are the two files which are required to perform Exchange Recovery. These two files work together as the former stores details of user mailboxes with emails and other items where as the latter stores the multimedia data of emails. Both the files synchronize and make Exchange Recovery possible. Therefore, user is able to recover emails, contacts, calendars, complete email data, attachments, image, journals, calendars, folders with sub folders, tasks, notes, appointments, sent items, permanently deleted emails of "Deleted Items" folder, email properties and every other item existing in user mailbox.
The Exchange Recovery Process

Exchange Recovery software recursively scans the corrupt, damaged .edb file and recovers existing user mailboxes from it. The number of mailboxes can be 10, 50, 100 or 1000s; there is no set limit for the software to recover Exchange user mailboxes. It then facilitates the user to select desired mailbox to perform recovery of emails and other items from it. Software then scans the selected user mail box and recovers every item; emails, attachments, journals, deleted emails, calendars, contacts, notes etc.
User can then analyze the number of recovered emails for their accuracy. To save the recovered items, Exchange recovery software creates a new .pst file where original folder structure of the .edb file is retained and restored. Lastly, it saves the items in new .pst and allows the user to access the recovered file with MS Outlook.
Free evaluation version of Exchange Recovery software lets you repair the edb file, recover user mailboxes and recover its respective emails. To save the recovered emails and items, purchase full version of Exchange recovery software. Supported MS Exchange Server versions for Exchange recovery include Exchange Server 2000, 2003 and 2007, 2010.
