Solution for recovering a dirty shutdown error from Exchange 2013?

Microsoft Exchange server is a great application to store your all Emails in ms exchange database file identify as .edb file. Sometimes exchange EDB file got corrupted due to error in database header file, error in JET Engine, exchange server dirty shutdown, power failure, virus infection, physical system damaged, Exchange server crash, oversize database, log file error & many more reasons.It is not possible to access mount EDB file over Exchange server without properly working of Exchange server and AD. However, there is good possibility to restore EDB mailboxes from an un-mounted Exchange EDB files and save into Outlook PST files format by using Exchange Server EDB Recovery application to store your all Emails in ms exchange database file identify as .edb file. Sometimes exchange EDB file got corrupted due to error in database header file, error in JET Engine, exchange server dirty shutdown, power failure, virus infection, physical system damaged, Exchange server crash, oversize database, log file error & many more reasons.

Sometimes Exchange user entrap with Dirty Shutdown error because of which became unable to open and read EDB File data then they required to best solution for Recover Dirty Shutdown Error from Exchange and Export Data to working Outlook, so in this circumstances I recommend that you can online download Enstella for Exchange EDB to PST Recovery Tool to scan / repair all EDB File damage problem without delete previous data and restore File from Exchange into4 formats like as :-  PST (Outlook) , EML , MSG and HTML with internal coding TXT, RTF and HTML. This software gives the aptitude to recuperate single one and multiple Exchange Mailboxes data to Outlook with all junk mail / attachment / properties / calendar / journal / appointment and embedded image etc. This application successfully runs on whole Exchange versions to restore Exchange Data to PST outlook.

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