Scanpst.exe or inbox repair tool is used to repair corrupted pst files. It is a preinstalled tool so you don't have to go for scanpst Outlook 2003 download. It get installed along with MS Outlook at the time of MS Office installation. But there are some circumstances when you have to download it such as when scanpst.exe missing from your Outlook, due to improper installation of Outlook, some times it get corrupted, when it stops working these are the situations where you have to download it. You can download it from the official website of Microsoft but make sure your computer does not contain it. Download it according to your Outlook version. Many users want to download scanpst.exe Outlook 2003 just because they are unable to find it at its default location. Its location varies for almost all the versions of Outlook.
Scanpst Outlook 2003 Location:
- 32-bit Windows - C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\<locale ID>
- 64-bit Windows - C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\<locale ID>
Scanpst.exe is a good utility until any severe corruptions occurs to your pst files it has certain limitations which makes recovery of pst files very difficult for Outlook user so you can directly use Outlook pst repair software instead of wasting your time on downloading scanpst.exe Outlook 2003. Outlook pst repair software is specially programmed to recover any type of corrupted or deleted pst file. It rescue email, calender, appointments, contact, journal, notes, attachment etc. It is based on strong scanning algorithm which helps you to recover all your corrupted pst files. It has very user friendly Graphical Interface that even a non tech computer user can use it easily.
Important Characteristics of Outlook pst recovery software
- Recovers any pst file easily no matter how over sized it is
- Offers you to select different formats to save your file like MSG, EML, RTF, HTML and PDF
- Allows you to select specific recovered file to save or not
- Recovers encrypted files
- It is compatible with MS Outlook 2002, 2003, 2007 and
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