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How to restore deleted meetings/contacts in Outlook?

Normally when we delete an email, the email is moved to the Deleted Items folder in Mail view automatically. However, when we delete a meeting or contact by accident, we can’t find out it any longer. In this article, I will show you how to restore deleted meetings or contacts in Microsoft Outlook.

Restore deleted meetings or contacts from Deleted Items folder

Restore deleted meetings or contacts with Recover Deleted Items feature

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arrow blue right bubbleRestore deleted meetings or contacts from Deleted Items folder

If you deleted a meeting from the specified Calendar/Contact folder by accident in Microsoft Outlook, you can restore it from Delete Items folder with following steps.

Step 1: Open the folder view in the Navigation Pane with pressing the Ctrl + 6 keys in a meantime.

Step 2: Open the Deleted Items folder, find out the deleted meeting or contact, and then drag it to the original Calendar/Contact folder.

Note: If you are not familiar with dragging items to other folders, you can right click the deleted meeting or contact, and then select the Move > Other Folder.

And in the coming Move Items dialog box, click to select the original Calendar/Contact folder, and then click the OK button.

This method can also recover deleted appointments, task, notes, etc. in Microsoft Outlook.


arrow blue right bubbleRestore permanently deleted meetings or contacts with Recover Deleted Items

As you know, if you have permanently deleted a meeting or contact in Microsoft Outlook, you won’t find out the deleted meeting or contact in the Deleted Items folder. Actually, you can still restore the permanently deleted meetings or contacts with the Recover Deleted Items feature.

Step 1: Shift to the Mail view, and then click the Recover Deleted Items button on the Folder tab.

Note: In Outlook 2007, you can click the Tools > Recover Deleted Items.

Step 2: In the opening Recover Deleted Items dialog box, find out and select the meeting or contact you have permanently deleted, and then click the Recover Deleted Items button. See screen shot below.

Note: This method only works with Exchange accounts.


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hvordan genopretter jeg en møderække som er slettet? Inklusiv data og lign. Fx for at finde et referat, som ikke længere er til rådighed efter sletningen.
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Hvordan forhindre man slettede møder at dukke op i kalenderen? Jeg bliver ved med at slette en møderække, men de bliver ved med at komme frem dagen efter igen.
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Hi there,

It might because the synchronization has failed. Please delete the meetings again. And then on the Folder tab, click on Calendar Properties. In the Synchronization tab, click on OK.
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It helps...Thank you.
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What about multiple appointments? Like I managed to delete a couple of years? They are in the "Deleted Folder".
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The "Recover Deleted Items" may not be present in the newest Outlook versions. Instead, locate the item via "Advanced Find":


Here's how to get to Advanced Find" Click inside the "Search Calendar" box (but don't type anything) to get the "Search" ribbon to appear on top. Then click "Search Tools" (picture of screwdriver and wrench), and select "Advanced Find".

If your advanced find is successful, you will see the invitation to the meeting in the list. Double click it. Click the "Accept" check mark, and the appointment will be restored.
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Sorry doesn't work, it said Meeting has already been accepted.
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