Deleted documents

i think u can't get them back. u copied some data to that drive, thats why can't read the recovered documents. if u want to ever recover a deleted/formated data, u should not copy any data to that drive. get data back is one of the best recover tooooL.

There are lots of recovery softwares available to get back those accidentally deleted files. Most of them are free to try, you can download them on the net. There's a free one which is actually pretty good. It's called recuva by piriform. Here's the site: http://www.piriform.com/recuva Good luck.

Restoring the system does NOT undelete any data that has been deleted. The first thing to do is to look in the Recycle Bin. If the record has gone from there, then there are many utilities which can attempt to recover the data. It is important to understand the way in which files and folders are stored on your computer and what 'deleting a file or folder' means. A folder is simply a special kind of file which just contains information about the files which it contains. Files may be stored physically anywhere on your hard drive and they are referenced by an index (called the File Allocation Table in DOS and earlier Windows systems and superseded by the New Technology File System in Windows NT and later). Both of these systems are basically a database of where files are physically stored on the hard disk. When a file or folder is deleted, all that happens is that the record of that file or folder is removed from the database and the area that the file occupied is marked as 'available to be written to'. The data itself is NOT deleted until another file operation chooses to overwrite the area. In the case of most Windows systems, even deleting in the normal way does not immediately free up the disk space, it only marks the record as 'to be deleted' and moves it to a special folder called the Recycle Bin. The Recycle Bin is actually a folder like any other and information about what it contains (and what it used to contain) is stored in the FAT or NTFS database. Most file recovery software will look at the deleted records in the FAT or NTFS database (these are marked as deleted but usually not actually removed) and attempt to restore those records. If nothing else has been subsequently written to the disk, this is usually successful. If, however, the hard disk was fairly full and, perhaps, there were many fragmented files and other data has been stored since the file or folder was deleted, the files or parts of them may have been overwritten and recovery may not be possible. You can see from this that, if you want to restore data that has been deleted, you must try to do so as soon as possible and, preferably, before you do ANYTHING else on the machine.

Hi, there are many file recovery softwares available on interenet, try them they will recover all the deleted files even if you used shift+delete. These softwares will restore any type of file and from any drives. If you use these, surely you will get your file.

diskinternals recovery is also a good recovery software