Microsoft Outlook Calendar is mainly used to mark reminders about any meetings, organized home events, view schedules of the day and many more. But sometimes due to PST file corruption, you will not be able to access details mentioned in Calendar item of Outlook 2010. Losing track of the important calendar items could prove troublesome unless you have an Outlook updated backup.
An Outlook backup is very essential to avoid deletion or loss of vital data like calendar from your Outlook 2010 mailbox. A timely backup of the Outlook PST data and its important attributes like- calendar, notes, tasks, etc. can help you easily restore the deleted or inaccessible Outlook files. Users can backup Outlook 2010 mailbox manually or by using a reliable Migrate Outlook software.
The manual backup operation could prove to be cumbersome and time-consuming to many. Moreover, any interruptions occurred whilst performing backup or migrate operation manually could lead to corruption or loss of your valuable Outlook data items. You can avoid all such conflicts that can occur during the manual backup operation by switching to a powerful tool named Migrate Outlook.
Migrate Outlook software is the best-suited solution to perform an automated MS Outlook 2010 Calendar backup. It also enables the users to perform Outlook migration of the created backup from one computer to another. Read the steps performed in the migration from Windows 7 to Windows 8 using this utility. With the aid of this program, you can securely backup the required MS Outlook and migrate them without any hassle.
Step 1: Download and install the Migrate Outlook software on your PC. Click on the "Backup" button as shown in Figure a.
Figure a: Main Window
Step 2: Opt either Smart Backup or Advance Backup on the next screen. You can create a new backup profile or select an existing profile to backup Outlook as shown in Figure b.
Figure b: Select Backup Profile
Step 3: Now select the Outlook calendar that you want to backup and click "Next" button.
Step 4: When the backup process is complete, you can hit on the View Report button to check the backup summary, refer to Figure c.
Figure c: Backup Summary