Mail-Cure for Outlook Express for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Recover e-mails from damaged DBX files or hard drive.

Mail-Cure can recover EMail from a damaged dbx file or deleted dbx file or re-installed windows' drive. The mail fragment can be saved as EML file. Mail-Cure supports Outlook Express and Foxmail format. Even if the file name is lost by deleted or formatted, Mail-Cure can scan the lost EMail from the drive or hard disk. Version 1.5 includes unspecified updates.

Mail-Cure for Outlook Express for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: December 17, 2009

Latest update: February 22, 2013

Version: 1.7

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 95
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 7,769

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

3.8/5

4 User Votes

Finally something that works and is FREE!
cluedofanDecember 9, 2010
Pros
It works, it's free, it does multiple emails, it's easy to use
Cons
Nothing - though you must know where your .dbx files are
Summary
After trying lots of programs on here - this is the only one that worked and was free. After having a corrupt email in Outlook Express 6 make a whole folder look empty (though the dbx file still had contents) I finally used this to open the file, extract all 2,630 emails to a folder - and then all I had to do was create a new folder in OE6 and drag all the new .eml files into it! Easy! Thank you!<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Jan 11, 2011<p/>I thought this product did the job, but it turned out it only recovered 480 of my emails from a DBX folder - whereas another free program recovered 1695 emails. This program is easier to use than that though, so probably worth a try for a novice user as it may do the job for you.
Fantastic Program - and it is FREE
TakeNotesMarch 19, 2010
Pros
Ease of use. It works great. Processed a huge file quickly. And the best of all, it is FREE.
Cons
No problems. Certainly some of the emails were too corrupted to be recovered, but only a few.
Summary
I had a massive INBOX.DBX file that got corrupted. I lost everything. I searched everywhere for a free program. (I'm unemployed right now, and on a tight budget.) This program found 4,062 email messages in this corrupted file, and it was able to recover 4,031 messages. I was elated! THANKS! Nice interface, easy to use. I had moved the corrupted file to another directory, and so I was working from a copy just in case something went wrong. In the future, I will refrain from allowing my INBOX folder from getting that large. I would estimate about 1% of the recovered emails show signs of corruption, but the rest are clean. My operating system is XP, and using Outlook Express (Ver.6).
Unexpectedly quits - even in safe mode
ChiliPeprFebruary 19, 2010
Pros
Free, has promise
Cons
Unexpectedly quits - even in safe mode
Summary
It would be great if this worked. Unfortunately, it does not.
It works! Simple, effective, but no options.
wobbly_wombatMay 31, 2009
Pros
-Stand alone .exe (runs from flash drive) -High recovery rate -Simple to use -Yaaaay Freeware! :-)
Cons
inability to recover by date, sender, etc.
Summary
This is a great tool for those times when all your mail disappears for no apparent reason (well, that's what the user said - lol). It recovered a few thousand more emails than another (Shareware) program that was tried on the same system, and did so in a reasonably fast time. The stand alone .exe is a big improvement over some that want to be installed - the last thing you want to do when recovering data is start installing software on the effected machine! My only complaint is that email could only be recovered (saved) one at a time, or everything all at once - so I had to recover all of about 18,000 emails, then search through the saved files, in order to get the 200 or so from one two-month period that I needed to restore. All in all though, it did what it said it would do, and did it fast and easily, with no confusing technical options or dialogues to frighten a novice.