When to use PST File Viewer
Open, view, and convert PST and OST files without Microsoft Outlook
PST Walker offers more than just a viewer for .pst and .ost files. With this software, you can extract emails and attachments in bulk and convert your email, calendar, contacts, and tasks to various file formats, including .pst, .mbox (Thunderbird), .msg, and .eml.
- Support for various encoding settings to correctly display regional characters (such as ü, ä, ø, etc.) and Asian language characters in emails
- Find and recover permanently deleted emails, and items that are no longer associated with any folder in Outlook (orphaned items)
- Recover Outlook Rules and Alerts and export the rules to .rwz files
- Convert OST to PST, PST to MBOX, OST to MBOX, PST to MSG, OST to MSG, PST to EML, OST to EML
- Powershell command line options to open, search and export, or convert to PST and other file formats
Search multiple PST and OST files
PST Walker offers advanced search functionality that enables you to create highly specific search queries. Whether you're searching for a single email or trying to identify patterns in your email data, PST Walker gives you the tools you need to quickly and accurately analyze your Outlook Data Files.
- Use various boolean operators and keywords to narrow your search results
- Scans both email messages and attached emails
- Supports Active Directory/Exchange x.500 email addresses
- Highly efficient search algorithms, you spend less time waiting for results
Built-in search filters
The built-in search filters in PST Walker are designed to be intuitive and user-friendly, so you don't need to be an expert in email search to use them effectively. You can easily access the filtering options by right-clicking on the column header and selecting "Filtering". This brings up a menu of filter options that allow you to quickly refine your search results based on criteria such as sender, subject, date range, and more. Based on your preference, you can use Advanced Search and built-in search filters at the same time.
Sort and group emails
HEX Analysis of PST Files
Outlook data files (.pst and .ost) contain numerous metadata fields (MAPI properties) that can be useful for digital forensic analysis of emails.
PST file specifies five storage elements, each representing one major component of the Message object and a number of streams are contained within those storages, each stream representing a property (or a set of properties) of that component.
The storages are: Recipient object storage, Attachment object storage, Embedded Message object storage, Custom attachment storage, Named property mapping storage.
Examine PST File Without Microsoft OutlookHow it works?
Step 1: Launch PST Walker and select the folder in the All Folders pane.
How to use PST Walker
Pricing
- Open PST file without Outlook
- Open OST file without Exchange
- View Emails and Attachments
- Filter and Sort Emails
- Multiple Preview Modes
- Support Outlook 2021, 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, etc.
- Includes all features of Home
- Advanced Search Options
- Command Line Options
- Recover permanently deleted emails
- Convert and extract emails in bulk
- Forensic Analysis of PST and OST files
- Includes all features of Business
- Improved scanning and saving speed
- Concurrent-user simultaneously accessing the Software on Citrix/TS computer
Technical Specifications
About Product
OST PST Viewer
| Version: | 7.11 |
| License: | Named User, Single/Concurrent Use |
| Interface Languages: | English, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil) |
| Release Date: | May, 2023 |
| Download: | Portable version and Installer |
System Requirements
| Processor: | Intel-compatible (x86, x64) |
| Memory: | 1 GB minimum (4 GB recommended) |
| Hard Disk: | 50 MB for installation files |
| Operating System: | Microsoft® Windows 11 / 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 |
| Prerequisites: | Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2 or later |
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