Before purchasing any paid software to repair MDF file, you should use the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. It comes as a built-in tool with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and later versions. You need to run a couple of database console commands: DBCC DBREPAIR and DBCC CHECKDB. In this way, you can repair MDF file which was tagged as suspect without using any 3rd party tool.

Refer to this article for complete information - Repair MDF File via Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

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If you're looking for a free solution, you should refer to this article for some useful information - semnaitik.com/convert-ost-to-pst/

In this article, the author has shared a couple of easy DIY tricks which can be used to import the mailbox data from OST to PST file. You just need to use any of these built-in features of Microsoft Outlook: Archive, Import & Export, and Drag & Drop. But before you can use any of these features to import the mailbox data from OST to PST file, make sure:

1. You're using the same computer system on which the OST files were originally created.
2. You're connected with the Microsoft Exchange Server.
3. And most importantly, the OST files ain't corrupted.

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If you're looking for a way to import the mailbox data from OST to PST file, you should try a couple of easy DIY tricks. The manual tricks I'm sharing here don't require any 3rd party tool. Microsoft Outlook has a few built-in features which you can use here, such as Archive, Import & Export, and Drag & Drop. By using any of these features, you can successfully import the mailbox data from OST to PST file. But make sure:

1. You're using the same computer system on which the OST files were originally created.
2. You're connected to the Microsoft Exchange Server.
3. And most importantly, the OST files ain't corrupted.

Refer to this article - semnaitik.com/convert-ost-to-pst/

Before purchasing any 3rd party tool, you must try the DIY tricks shared in the above article. I hope the shared information would be helpful here.

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The best tool for recovering deleted/lost pictures from digital camera is Recuva Data Recovery tool. It's freeware utility provided by Piriform, and it can recover lost/deleted images, pictures and other data from all types of storage media including digital camera. There are few commercialware tools also available in the market which will you recover deleted/lost photos, images and pictures. But before you can purchase any such paid software, you must try Recuva data recovery.

Interested users can read this blog post for useful information - Deleted Photo Recovery – Free Photo Recovery Software | N. Sem's Blog

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Microsoft provides the Inbox Repair tool, aka scanpst.exe. It comes as a built-in repair utility with Outlook client. Via scanpst.exe tool, you can scan corrupt PST files for errors and fix them. But if corruption is severe, scanpst.exe may fail or not work. In such situation, you should use a professional recovery solution. There are many software companies which provide such recovery solutions with free demo or trial version. Refer to this blog post to compare best PST repair tools available in the market - Top Most PST Repair Tools for Microsoft Outlook Users | N. Sem's Blog

Make sure you first download free demo/trial version before purchasing any such paid software. By using demo version, you can see what you could possibly recover from the corrupt PST files before you can actually pay for the software. I hope the shared information would be helpful here.

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Before using any paid software, you can use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. Read this blog post - http://wordpress.semnaitik.com/2014/02/22/repair-sql-database/

Through this blog post, you'll learn how to use database console commands (DBCC) like DBCC DBREPAIR and DBCC CHECKDB, with Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. I hope the shared blog post would be helpful here.

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