how can u recover ur deleted file or documents?
By mhrmasum
@mhrmasum (678)
Bangladesh
9 responses
@mirage108 (3402)
• United States
27 Sep 08
When you delete files they are stored in the recycle bin. all you need to do is restore from the recycle bin. There is no need to buy or get some software to do this it is built into windows.
@mirage108 (3402)
• United States
28 Sep 08
Sorry then you need to be more specific in your discussion topic. You didn't say the files were permanently deleted. and then No I don't know of a program that can do this. Back in the old DOS days there was a DOS command that you could use it was Called undelete, all you needed to do was provide the first letter of the name of the file that was deleted and it is then recovered. One thing with that command I did check and with windows vista the command prompt it doesn't work
@Anchopy (1453)
• Paraguay
27 Sep 08
Hi mhrmasum, I use a plugin inside the file manager Total Commander, the plugin is called Deleted files and you just have to explore your hard drive to search te deleted file and recover it into another hard drive.. it's very simple
@nareshreddy68 (628)
• India
27 Sep 08
I have data recovery software which will recover the lost data but I am searching for what the technology used for recovering the data and want to know that I am thinking that it is using memory addresses.
@Bobbysox (224)
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27 Sep 08
A pop up keeps coming to the right hand side of my laptop here,it says that packard bell would like to remind me that I have not created my back up recovery yet,but lol I wouldnt know how to do it,plus im not too sure if I need to do it,given that I store very little on my computer,maybe someone here has some advice for me,who knows.
@Davidarich (985)
• Australia
27 Sep 08
I use File Scavenger, but be aware: for any useful software, you will need to pay something. There are a lot of free offers, but the ones that work well usually either only recover a limited number of files, or sometimes only tell you what they found, until you register and apy for the full version.
@Abhinavmishra19 (224)
• India
27 Sep 08
Correctly answered by most, you have to find a file un-deleting software. And there are lots, but the problem is, you cannot be sure whether they will bring back the file that you want. Anyway, ou can no doubt give it a shot.
