How to undo delete (recover) deleted emails in Outlook?
For example, you have removed many emails from a mail folder in Outlook, but now you want to recover some of them, so how could you undo deleting? There are several solutions for you:
- Undo delete emails by dragging and dropping
- Undo delete emails by the Move feature
- Undo delete emails that you permanently deleted
Undo delete emails by dragging and dropping
You can easily undo deleting by dragging the emails from the Deleted Items folder and dropping to the original folder in Outlook.
Click to open the Deleted Items folder on the Navigation Pane, drag the deleted email, and drop to the original folder. See screenshot:
Batch save multiple emails to hard disk as text/PDF/HTML/CSV files in Outlook
Normally we can export/save an email message as a text file with the Save As feature in Outlook. But, for batch saving/exporting multiple emails to individual text files, you have to manually handle each message one by one. Time-consuming! Tedious! Now, Kutools for Outlook's Bulk Save feature can help you quickly save multiple email messages to individual text files, PDF files, HTML files, etc. with only one click!
Undo delete emails by the Move feature
You can also apply the Move feature to undo deleting emails in Outlook. Please do as follows:
1. Open the Deleted Items folder on the Navigation Pane, right click the specified email you will undo deleting, and select Move > Other Folder from the context menu. See screenshot:
Notes:
(1) If the specified emailβs original folder (take Inbox for example) is listing in the context menu, please click Move > Inbox directly.
(2) You can also select the specified email, and then press Ctrl + Shift + V keys together to move the email to other folder.
2. In the Move Items dialog, please select the original folder of the specified email, and click the OK button. See screenshot:
And now the specified deleted email is recovered and moved to its original folder.
Undo delete emails that you permanently deleted
If you have deleted the email permanently by pressing Shift + Delete keys simultaneously, or deleted it from the Delete Items folder again, you will not find out the specified deleted email in the Deleted Items folder any more. In this situation, you can undo deleting by the Recover Deleted items feature in Outlook.
1. Click Folder > Recover Deleted Items to open the Recover Deleted Items dialog.
2. In the Recover Deleted Items dialog, please select the specified email you will undo deleting, and click the OK button or (the Recover Selected Items button). See screenshot:
Note: By default, these permanently deleted emails are sorted by deleted date in ascending order, and the email you permanently deleted just now is placed at the bottom of the list. And you can easily reverse sorting with clicking the Deleted On column name.
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