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How Do I Restore My Email Account From A Seemingly Corrupt Version Of Outlook Without Losing My Data?

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dietmarhartstein | 15:22 Sun 12th Apr 2015 | Computers
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I've had a PSU fault that has caused windows (and subsequently Outlook) to shut down repeatedly before the hardware died completely. I've had to put my hard drive (containing Windows Vista and Outlook 2007) into a new machine but I can't get it to boot. Not entirley surprising given all the innapropriate drivers etc installed on the drive.
I've now put this hard drive in as a slave to another Vista drive.
I need to get back all my emails that were languishing in my Outlook account but I can't start Outlook on the Slave drive; when I navigate to the Outlook Application file (OUTLOOK.exe) I get the error message:

"The file OLMAPI32.dll is incompatible with Microsoft Office Outlook. Install Outlook again."

I've installed an additional copy of Outlook on the new primary drive but don't know how to link it to my old Outlook data...

Can anybody help me get my Outlook data back?

Many thanks, I'm quite desparate.
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scanpst and manual guides can't assist you... Then you may refer to Recovery Toolbox for Outlook which restores .pst files more than 2GB in size from all versions of MS Outlook. https://outlook.recoverytoolbox.com/
02:01 Mon 13th Apr 2015
Outlook emails are stored in "pst" files.

I think you need to move your Outlook PST files from the old disk on to the new disk.

See here

https://support.office.com/en-in/article/Move-an-Outlook-data-file-from-one-computer-to-another-e7b2e7b2-fb87-406c-85c7-04d4b69cf9a0
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scanpst and manual guides can't assist you...

Then you may refer to Recovery Toolbox for Outlook which restores .pst files more than 2GB in size from all versions of MS Outlook.
https://outlook.recoverytoolbox.com/

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