Then click the Recover Selected Item button to recover the item.

Click that and select the message you wish to recover. Navigate to the Folder tab, and in Clean Up group you will see Recover Deleted Items button. On the Choose commands from menu, select All Commands. Launch Outlook and from the left sidebar, select your mailbox, then select Deleted Items.

Select File > Options > Quick Access Toolbar. To add the Recover Deleted Items command to the Quick Access Toolbar, follow these steps: To recover deleted items from a non-mail public folder, you can add the Recover Deleted Items action by customizing either the Quick Access Toolbar or the ribbon in Outlook 2016, as follows. In Outlook 2016, the Recover Deleted Items option is also removed from the shortcut menu. The first place to look for a deleted item, such as an email message, calendar appointment, contact, or task is the Deleted Items folder in your mailbox. In Outlook 2010 or later versions, the Recover Deleted Items option is removed from the Folder tab on the ribbon for non-mail public folders. You select the Folder tab on the Outlook ribbon.When you try to recover deleted items from a non-mail public folder (such as a calendar public folder or a contacts public folder) in Microsoft Outlook 2016, the Recover Deleted Items option does not appear in the following situations:

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