Summary: The Outlook mailbox stores the data in two formats namely OST files and PST Files. OST Files are really important as they allow you to work in an offline mode especially when the Exchange is done and has not been configured. You may require to export contacts from OST file to PST format. This blog will discuss the same.

As the title suggests, in this article, we are going to discuss the methods to export the contacts from Offline Storage Table (OST file) to Personal Storage Table file. Continue reading

OST file deletion is very different from OST file disabling. Where the OST file deletion deals with complete erasure of the OST files, the OST file disabling has a simple task to knock-off the Continue reading

OST file deletion is mandatory to reduce disk space. Prior making any such deletion user must take care of the OST files to be deleted because the wrong move could be even costlier. The Continue reading

Accessing Offline Storage File or OST file is a keen approach to every user. It may be a functional challenge or due to other technical glitches that may hinder the user from accessibility. Continue reading

Every OST files has definite file size that maintains the saving space in the Exchange Server and also in the user’s system. For better system and Exchange Server functionality, it is always advised Continue reading

Offline storage Files or what is OST file – As the name indicates, it is created in an environment which is devoid of network connections. It is basically an Outlook Data File Continue reading

OST file is located in the user’s system. But specifically where and how to access them becomes a question of grave concern. Sometimes users are so skeptical about it that they don’t wish to access Continue reading

Summary: A damaged OST file cannot be opened in Outlook. Since the file is corrupted, Continue reading

Summary: OST Files are the most widely supported formats of the MS Outlook. They help to store the data in the offline file format. However, due to different reasons the files may be corrupted Continue reading