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From: Patm on 21 Dec 2009 13:59
I sert my junk e-mail filter the wrong way and it deleted all the e-mails in
my inbox. I cannot seem to install the Restore Deleted E-mail button under
"Tools" even though I reset the Registry using regedit.exe. I restarted
Outlook as well as Windows to no avail.
From: Kathleen Orland on 21 Dec 2009 14:16
What type of mail account do you have? Exchange? POP3? IMAP? Outlook
Connector?


"Patm" <Patm(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I sert my junk e-mail filter the wrong way and it deleted all the e-mails
in
> my inbox. I cannot seem to install the Restore Deleted E-mail button under
> "Tools" even though I reset the Registry using regedit.exe. I restarted
> Outlook as well as Windows to no avail.


From: VanguardLH on 21 Dec 2009 14:17
Patm wrote:

> I sert my junk e-mail filter the wrong way and it deleted all the e-mails
> in my inbox.

"Permanently delete suspected junk e-mail instead of moving it to the Junk
E-mail folder"

Well, permanent means just that. There is no guarantee that *suspect*
e-mails are actually spam. The Bayes scheme relying on statistical
weighting of keywords is a guessing scheme.

So where do you save your backups?

> I cannot seem to install the Restore Deleted E-mail button under "Tools"
> even though I reset the Registry using regedit.exe.

Read Outlook's help. You'll notice it says Exchange is required since this
is a server-side function that operates on your mailbox up there.

> I restarted Outlook as well as Windows to no avail.

You'll still either need to restore the .pst file from your backups or use
Exchange for its recovery function (if it was enabled by the mail admin).
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