Outlook 2010: Recover Deleted Emails | Recover Hard(Permanent) Deleted Emails in Microsoft Outlook 2010

Outlook 2010: Recover Deleted Emails | Recover Hard(Permanent) Deleted Emails in Microsoft Outlook 2010

Even though Outlook 2010 does not support recovery of deleted emails directly, you can recover your emails even after hard-core deletion without using any third-party components. Through successful integration of Outlook 2010 with Microsoft Exchange Server you can make it possible to recover the deleted mails. This function would only be available for POP3 mail account, you can’t revert any mails from IMAP account; Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, etc.

Launch Outlook 2010 and from left sidebar, under Outlook Data File, click Deleted Items. Now navigate to Folder tab. In Clean Up group you will see Recover Deleted Items button is grayed-out.

To enable this option you need to properly configure Exchange server 2007/10 on your system. After proper configuration if it is still grayed-out, then first you need to close Outlook 2010 if it is running. From taskbar click Windows Start Orb button, type regedit and hit Enter.

Note: Enabling this feature requires modifying the registry, before you start off with it, make sure that you understand how to restore the registry and backup the concerned registry files to prevent occurring of any erratic response.

In Registry Editor dialog, start looking for;

\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Exchange\Client\Options

In case you don’t find Options key, you can easily create it. Right-click Client and from New options clickKey, as shown in the screenshot below.

Now change the name of this key to Options, right-click in the right-side bar, From New options clickDWORD (32-bit) Value.

Change Dword’s name to DumpsterAlwaysOn, right-click it and change its Value data to 1. Click OK to continue.

Close down registry editor. Launch Outlook 2010 and move to Folder tab. You will notice that Recover Deleted Items has been enabled now.

If Exchange Server is properly configured, then it should work for you. Check for any discrepancies with Outlook 2010 integration because if there are any lack of correspondence then it won’t work out the way it should. After complete verification if it is still grayed out, contact your system administrator.

How to Shrink Partition in Windows Server 2003 for Free?

How to Shrink Partition in Windows Server 2003 for Free?

During the process of using computer, you may once encounter the following situations:

1. The system volume (usually C drive) is in low space, which makes your machine run slowly or even crash;
2. Your data are so much that you often feel at loss when finding a particular one or managing all of them;
3. The built-in Disk Management does not have the function of resizing, and the complicated command line in diskpart.exe also could not give a good help.

What did you do at that time? Reinstall the system to get more space? Find or manage them really one by one? Or spend lots of time to remember the command and run the risk of putting them in?

If fact, the best solution is to generate unallocated space by shrinking some volumes to extend C drive or create more volumes. Question is how and via what to realize it. Searching on the internet and forums about shrinking partition in Server 2003, many kinds of software can be found. Indeed, each of them has its own merits, but considering the utility, integrity, security and availability, I recommend the server free partition software – AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition.

Way to free shrink partition in Windows 2003

Background: Among the several volumes in your Windows 2003, there is no unallocated space, and drive C is 8G, drive D is 27.82G but with large space unused. Now you need to create a new drive with an unallocated space to store a new category of data, so to shrink partition D becomes your first choice. Then how to generate an unallocated space? Download server partition free tool and follow the steps below to reach your goal:

Step1: Install AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition and launch it, in the main interface right click on D drive and select "Resize Partition".

Step2: Drag the slider bar leftward or set the particular size on your own in the box below to shrink partition D like in the screenshot, then click "Ok".

Step3: Click "Apply" on the tool bar to save your changes after previewing them.

See? Only several simple steps, you can shrink the volume with ease. Besides, it is totally free of charge and you will not lose any data. Now download AOMEI Partition Assistant Lite Edition to free shrink partition in Windows 2003, and you can experience more features of it in person, such as extend volume, move, format, etc.

Windows 8 Activator - Windows 8 Product Key Free Download

Windows 8 Activator - Working windows 8 activator download [with proof]

With our windows 8 activator: You will get working windows 8 product key which enables you activate your windows 8 and have access to a wide range of Microsoft windows inbuilt locked-out features and function.

Windows 8 is the latest operating system developed by Microsoft and is launched few months ago. Microsoft has revamped the whole interface to interact with user. Windows 8 offers better power management, attractive interface, and instant start shutdown process.

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Windows 8 Activator Features:

- windows 8 product key included
- This activator works with all versions.
- Tested and working on both x86 and x64.
- Works in Virtual Environment.
- Works with dual-boot
- No key is needed for install or activation.
- The activation adds the OEM master key for you.
- "OEM" Brand is left up to end-user.
- No BIOS modification needed.
- It has no text during boot. (Vista activators had this)
- Uses OEM SLP method.
- Supports SLIC and non-SLIC enabled BIOS.
- Emulate a SLIC 2.1 enabled BIOS on a PC without SLIC 2.1 present...
- User friendly.
- Interface has a G.U.I for interaction.
- It is recommended to do a clean install of Windows 8 but not necessary as it has tested to work
with upgrades as well.
- You must remove all modifications made by previous 8 Loaders and Orbit30 Win8 Tool Kit (1.8
toolkit was for pre-RTM).
- Disable "UAC" to be safe.

How Activate you Windows8 OS
1. Run the 'windows 8 activator' on your Windows Partition
2. Select your desired "OEM" Brand
3. Wait for the pop-up to appear
4. Click "windows 8 activator"
5. Wait for the pop-up to appear
6. Press "OK" and PC will reboot once complete
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Lost BIOS password - Resetting the BIOS

Lost BIOS password - Resetting the BIOS

Hardware reset

The aim is to reset the BIOS so that data that the related passwords is cleared out. This is done by moving a jumper on the motherboard. The biggest challenge is to find this jumper.
Note that: This procedure also reset the BIOS settings to default!

Step 1: Turn off your PC, unplug the power cable and open your system unit. Touch the chassis of the casing with a metallic object to discharge static electricity.

Step 2: Check the documentation for your motherboard to locate the position of the jumper that resets the BIOS. If you don't have a manual, look on your motherboard for one of the following tags: CLR BIOS, CLEAR BIOS, CLR CMOS, CLEAR CMOS, RESET BIOS or RESET CMOS. If the jumper is on 2-connector pins and it is held on a single pin, place it on both, wait one second then return it to its original position.

Step 3: Find the jumper on your motherboard reset it. It is usually close to the battery.If the jumper is on 3-
connector pins, place it on the middle and the initially uncovered pins. Wait for some time and put the jumper in its original position (PIN1-PIN2).If the jumper is on a 2-connector pins and that is holding on a single pin, place it on both, wait one second and then return it to its original position.

Step 4: Power up and start your PC: the password will have disappeared.

How to Remove and Re-install (Reinstall) All Windows Updates | Fix the problem with Microsoft Windows Update that is not working

How to Remove and Reinstall All Windows Updates | Fix the problem with Microsoft Windows Update that is not working

Have you ever come across a situation where Windows Update gives you the message “An update failed to install” and gives you no other option? This can happen for a host of reasons and the first thing you want to do is search that phrase along with the update that failed to install.
There are some occasions, however, where you have to start from scratch and reinstall all Windows Updates from the beginning. Other than reformatting your computer and then installing every update again, you can also delete the folder that contains the updates and update history.
Once you delete the automatic updates folder, the next time you check for updates or go to the Windows Update website, all updates will be re-downloaded and re-installed.

How to reinstall all Windows Updates

First, you have to turn off the Automatic Updates and BITS service in Windows. To do this, click on Start, then Run and type in services.msc and press OK.

Next, right-click on Automatic Updates service and click on Stop. Right-click on Background Intelligent Transfer Service and click on Stop.

Now we can delete the folder that contains all of the Windows updates applied to your computer currently by navigating to:

C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution

Note:- That this will delete the Update history and ALL updates will be reinstalled on your computer.

Note:- That this will not harm your computer in any way.

Now you can go ahead and restart the two services that we stopped earlier. If you are running Windows Vista, type in Windows Update in the search box and press Enter.

Windows Updates should show you that you've never checked for updates before, so go ahead and click “Check for Updates” to begin re-installing all updates.

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