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I lost emails in Outlook 2007 due a virus in Windows 7 Ultimate. I followed these steps:
Highlight the folder that originally contained the item. (If you’re not sure which folder, than you have to repeat these steps for each possible folder). In this example, we’ll restore something to the Inbox.
From the menu bar choose Tools –> Recover Deleted Items. Keyboard shortcut (hold down ALT and press ‘t’ and then ‘t’ again).
A window will pop up with the most recently deleted items.
Highlight the message you want to restore and select the icon with a message with an arrow on top, ‘Recover Selected Items’.
To restore multiple messages, hold down ‘CTRL’ and select the items you want to restore
Unfourtunately these steps does not work for me. So, there is another way to recover my lost emails, i mean, a recovery tool or another thing, you know.
No; If what you attempted did not work it means the emails cannot be recovered. – Ramhound – 2015-10-15T14:49:30.533
It's really, this can't be, there must be some way. Thanks anyway for your reply. – Iker – 2015-10-15T14:52:06.170
There isn't another way. If you wish to provide more information about the original configuration of your email client, despite already knowing there isn't a way to recover your emails, I will do some research. – Ramhound – 2015-10-15T14:54:00.573
Ok thank you, I will investigate further. If I find the solution, I will comment. – Iker – 2015-10-15T15:05:54.233
What type of account do you use (Exchange/IMAP/POP3/...)? – thims – 2015-10-15T17:08:38.290
What does lost emails mean? You lost ALL emails or SOME emails? Regardless, moving fowards, as of right now, take backs ups! If you had, you could have restored it. – Dave – 2015-10-16T07:32:39.533