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I have some old Outlook Express DBX folders from an older Windows system. The emails are still important because they include client conversations and attachments. I want to move this data into Outlook, but I do not want all emails mixed in one place. The main concern is keeping the original mailbox structure like Inbox, Sent Items, Drafts, and other folders the same after conve...

The safest way is to never work on the original PST file first. Make a copy of the locked PST and try any password removal process on that copy only.

If you still remember the password, open the PST in Outlook and remove the password from file settings. That is the cleanest method.

But if the password is forgotten, Outlook will not give a simple way to open it....

MSG files are a bit limited outside Outlook. So yes, converting them to EML makes sense if the goal is just to read and keep those emails on another system.
I had this issue once when a client shared MSG files and Outlook was not installed. Manual opening did not work well. I used GainTools MSG to EML Converter for that folder. After conversion, the emails opened in a...

Saving PST emails as individual EML files is a useful way to store and access Outlook messages outside of the PST mailbox. Since EML files represent individual email messages, they can be opened and managed in a variety of email applications that support the format.
A BLR PST Converter Tool can simplify this process by extracting emails from a PST file and exporting t...

Yes, it is possible to migrate my MBOX emails to Apple Mail without losing data when the mailbox files are imported correctly. Apple Mail supports MBOX files, allowing me to transfer emails while preserving important information such as message content, attachments, formatting, and folder structure.
For better mailbox management during the migration process, I can use BLR...