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Due to my impatiency to install a new motherboard I forgot to make a new back-up of my pst file written to a raid 0 disk set. After moving the disk to the old motherboard the raid0 was restored, but except the folder name the disk was empty. I have recovered the mail file using RECUVA. PSTSCAN went flawless, but when i tried to add the file as data file outlook echoed: this is not an outlook data file (.OST).
I am using a pop account and pst files.


How can I solve this problem?
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