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• I accidentally deleted files and even deleted from the Recycle Bin. Is there a way to retrieve them using MS DOS?

  I accidentally deleted files and even deleted from the Recycle Bin. Is there a way to retrieve them using MS DOS?

  Thank you both of you who tried to help. I just found out that Dropbox keeps deleted files images for 30 days. I just need to go in their undelete function, choose the files that I deleted and restore them. It has been easy.

  Thanks again

• I accidentally deleted files from a flash drive without looking at what they were; is there a way to view a journal detailing which files have been deleted?

  I accidentally deleted files from a flash drive without looking at what they were; is there a way to view a history of the measures taken with regard to the changes to the file?  Already I have saved new files on my flash drive so I do not expect to recover the lost files, I just want to know which have been deleted.

  Hello

  You can use File Undelete tools to see which files are recoverable without actually restoring courses.

  Recuva - free
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  Recuva Forums - excellent help here
  http://Forum.Piriform.com/

  Check the trash.

  I hope this helps. Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Recover an accidentally deleted file?

  I accidentally deleted a file that was too large for the trash can, is it possible that I can get it back?

  You can give this tool a shot home.

  Recuva
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

• accidentally deleted files from a removable source, how can I get back them?

  The files are not in the trash and I can't not find them nowhere, but im not so advanced in computers. I had also copied images to paste them into a folder, it is simply not allow me to copy because they are not found. any ideas anyone?

  The files are not in the trash and I can't not find them nowhere, but im not so advanced in computers. I had also copied images to paste them into a folder, it is simply not allow me to copy because they are not found. any ideas anyone?

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  The following freeware may be able to recover your
  files from memory card, USB key, etc... a Google
  further research found recovery applications.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Recuva downloads (versions)
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva/builds
  (Download the Slim version)

  If you have been recover files deleted from your hard drive
  Player... the best bet would be on a Portable version
  memory card or a Flash drive. (reduced risk of)
  overwrite deleted files)

  Introduction of Recuva (tutorials)
  http://www.Piriform.com/docs/Recuva/introducing-Recuva

  Recuva - indicating what to look for
  http://www.Piriform.com/docs/Recuva/using-Recuva/advanced-mode/specifying-what-to-search-for

  The following items may be also worth a visit:

  How to recover this Photo, image or file you deleted accidentally
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/15120/get-back-that-photo-picture-or-file-you-deleted-accidentally/

  http://www.howtogeek.com/?post_type=post&p=15120

  How to recover files deleted with free software
  http://Lifehacker.com/393084/how-to-recover-deleted-files-with-free-software

  Good luck.

• Window mail - accidentally deleted file

  Hello

  I accidentally deleted a file in my Windows Mail that I discovered appeared in my trash.  I can't find a way to restore the items in Windows Mail.  I am currently using Windows Vista and IE 9

  Help, please.  I can't really afford to lose these emails!

  Kind regards

  Caroline clumsy!

  Hello
  • You say that the mail is in your basket of office?
  • Have you tried to restore items in the Recycle Bin?

  Please follow link below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/recover-files-from-the-Recycle-Bin

  If you don't talk about the Recycle Bin on the desktop, then you can follow the link below:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-windows_programs/lost-Windows-emails/c2670ef3-953B-42EC-9500-b0dee8adce53

• BlackBerry smartphones accidentally deleted file recovery possible?

  I accidentally deleted a folder that I created in my images.  The folder contained images more.  Is it possible possible to recover a deleted folder?  Like, is there a place where deleted things light up in the phone like a trash can on a computer, or are the folder and the images it contains, disappeared forever?  I've never backed up my phone and I downloaded the photos to a computer, so those who are unfortunately not an option.

  Hiya!
  Unfortunately no, it not there no trash or whatever it is. Once you remove an item from the device, it went.

• UNDO table space accidentally deleted file

  Dear all,
  
  I've performed as a result of the actions of my Oracle 11 g database under Windows 32 - bit operating system.
  
  CREATE the UNDO TABLESPACE UNDOTBS2 DATAFILE 'C:\app\oradata\ABCD\undotbs2.dbf' SIZE 10 M AUTOEXTEND
  ALTER SYSTEM SET undo_tablespace = UNDOTBS2;
  immediate stop
  
  After that when the database is down, I deleted UNDOTBS1 data file of the file permanently, but before I forget to use the following statement:
  
  DROP TABLESPACE undotbs1 including CONTENT AND DATA files;
  
  
  When I tried to start the database he started instance and database successfully if it is mounted, but it cannot be in OPEN mode. I get the message box error following any one help how to recover from this situation where as UNDOTBS2 is now default undo tablespace.
  
  SQL > startup pfile='C:\app\admin\ABCD\pfile\init.ora.027200918250 '
  ORACLE instance started.
  
  Total System Global Area 313860096 bytes
  Bytes of size 1332892 fixed
  197134692 variable size bytes
  109051904 of database buffers bytes
  Redo buffers 6340608 bytes
  Mounted database.
  ORA-01157: cannot identify/lock data file 3 - see DBWR trace file
  ORA-01110: data file 3: ' C:\APP\ORADATA\ABCD\UNDOTBS01. DBF'
  
  Thank you

  ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE ' C:\APP\ORADATA\ABCD\UNDOTBS01. DBF' OFFLINE DROP;

• I might be accidentally deleted files needed for the functioning of Windows media player

  is there a way to re - download files for wmp? I delete junk and I think I deleted something I need. I get the following message is displayed now when I go to play videos. any help is appreciated.

  "Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The player might not support the file type or does not support the codec used to compress the file. »

  Hello

  Probably you are missing the correct codecs, which can happen even if WMP is not working properly.

  See if that helps you.

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/k-Lite-full.html

  For info: This program offers to install promotional or third party software. Installation of these components is optional, but you should pay attention during installation to prevent the installation of unwanted software

  See you soon.

• Accidentally deleted files from LR

  I was remove a bunch of old photos/folders, in my Lightroom 5.7 library. The last action I remember taking was to rename a folder, but then I suddenly noticed that my whole list of files had disappeared.  The photos are still in their original file on my hard drive folders and the but I guess I deleted the LR catalog? Tab catalog (on the left panel), he said "all photographs - 19, 075' which is probably right. But under the next section called directories, all my files are gone. I looked for "undo" action but saw no one.  I made a backup of the catalog before leaving earlier today, and I also see thousands of things in the trash (I'm on a Macbook Pro). So I guess I have everything that I need to get back, but I need to know what types of files or folders to retrieve the trash and/or that my backup files and I need to know where to re - drop.  I have screenshots of what I'm talking, but don't see a way to attach them.  Would sure appreciate some help, because I have a very detailed record system, I want to recover!

  Thank you very much.

  Have you tried to restart Lightroom? There is a bug that occurs sometimes when rearrange where the folders panel turns off, but your photos are still there (as evidenced by the collection of all photographs). For me, restarting solves.

• Can I recover the changes after you have accidentally deleted files?

  Unfortunately, when you work with a lot I tried to click and delete a single image, and the batch remains removing images of 29 and the changes highlighted. I have had no Cancel option. I was able to retrieve the source files in the Recycle Bin (windows 7) and I had exported some edited 1600px Jpegs to use online. Lightroom is set to incorporate changes in JPEG files. Is it possible to reapply these changes to the affected files? I would like that 2 hours of my life back if possible. See you soon.

  Yes - WreckHover (free plugin I wrote) will read the exported JPEG format and re - settings apply to the files source re-imported, condition it can make the link between the exported JPEG files and the original source files which is.

  In the future, if you save metadata (xmp), you won't have to resort to these shenanigans.

  See you soon,.

  Rob

• Recovering data after you accidentally delete files

  I have compressed files and files have been compressed.  Then I moved all the files compressed and created a Briefcase.  I then moved the Briefcase to the taskbar at the bottom of my screen.  Then I removed the towel that was on my desk.  I then tried to open the case of the bar of tasks and could not open the Briefcase.  I tried to restore the original portfolio thinking it was them recylcling bin and it wasn't there.  All shows are now shortcuts to all of my files, but I can't find or access files.  Yet the files are somewhere on my computer as memory has not changed.  I followed all the instructions on recovering the files and files and all I get are shortened and information who are unable to find the files.

  Then, it seems as if they were written on... Sorry, you're out of luck.

• restore accidentally deleted files

  my stupid husband tried to remove someitems and press restore factory... that everything completely cleared out of here... I was prompted to install windows I did successfully and then I inserted my Virgin Wireless set up the disc and me connected to the internet, BUT I never did my recovery back up discs, although I have v-stuff upward with my Virgin ACCT... I checked and my info and files are still there, I don't have the downloaded on my laptop in case this prohibits any possibility to recover from the computer... the restore point in my system now only goes back to the point where I have reinstalled windows... can someone help me or is - this all left for always and should I just download my files from my Virgin backup? / ???

  redownload your files backed up from your backup

  The files on your hard drive will be recoverable, but most likely, which will cost $100, because you need to rank FBI file recovery software.

  teengeek.freehostingcloud.com

• Recovery of a file that was accidentally deleted without saving it

  Original title: need help with Power Point

  I deleted a presentation Power Point by chance before you save it.

  Help, please!

  Hello

  When we usually delete a file and it goes first to the trash. Once you find yourself accidentally deleted files, it is easy to retrieve if they are still in the Recycle Bin.

  If you had saved the filed, by performing a search using the search box in Windows Explorer or file Explorer window can be useful sometimes, the file is accidentally moved to another location.

  However, as the file was not justified even to any place in the PC, it is not possible to recover.

  Do not hesitate to write to us in case you have any problems/concerns while working on your computer, we will be happy to help you.

• Media offline file / accidentally deleted

  Good evening
  I put a few video clips in first in offline mode, but the option that they remain on the drive, I was wrong and put to eliminate...
  
  How can I retrieve these video clips? I have no backup and very important...

  Sorry my English

  fabioreis87 wrote:

  Is it possible to recover?

  I'm not an expert in managing media first offline so I can't talk about this to a great mastery. However, just in case your files have really been deleted, either by the first feature, or something else, I wanted to say the following...

  I had success myself to recover deleted files... below is info of my experience... it may or may not be useful for you...

  Whenever files are actually deleted from the storage medium of the computer, beyond all the features 'Trash' or 'Recycle Bin', the space on the storage media (hard drive or another) is usually returned to the operating system. This usually occurs by the operating system just mark the file as now available for re-use space. In most cases, I've personally seen over the years, when dealing with the accidental deletion of true, a user is best to avoid any use of the computer as much as possible until recovery mechanisms are determined. Any use of your computer, especially, nothing of such software uninstall/reinstall, save documents, even check email etc., cause all the operating system to use existing free space on the storage media, where some of this free space can contain your deleted files, those you want to recover.

  If the feature to delete first offline media does not use the bins or baskets, then it looks like your files might well have been removed as part of the operation of this service option, that you have chosen by accident (to delete instead of keep). If this is the case, these files may well be recoverable according to its configuration, operating system, file systems that you use and how you have used your computer since the incident. If you have reduced its use, you can collect some or all of the files. You'll be able to recovery is indeterminate until actually trying to recovery.

  Note that if the OS of your PC has a file system or the disk driver configured to permanently remove the files after deletion, you can probably get them, but I never heard of this type of installation by default for most users.

  Usually deleted files are available for immediate recovery. The chances of recovery of right kind of come down while you continue to use your system... it's because the free space of the disk (which is currently deleted file data) is used by your activity as a user (e.g., write new documents, copy files, software installation, checking email... anything that uses disk space).

  A bad analogy but perhaps effective, consider the following: a disc resembles a cabinet with drawers in which you (the operating system) can place documents. When you (the operating system) "delete" documents, you (the operating system) marks the drawer as «ready to use», but the documents are always inside the drawer. When you need to store new documents, you (the operating system) are looking for a drawer marked as "ready to use", you open the drawer, remove the old documents and shred them (now are more recoverable) and your new documents in the drawer, and you mark the drawer as "in use, do not use." or something else. In this horrible analogy of mine, 'you' are the operating system... you use drawers that are 'ready to use', but you can see from this analogy that when you (the OS) delete files, simply mark you the drawers according to availability (your original data is always in there until you need to use this 'space' in the future). See?

  If the analogy above is bad because the systems files and records are more complex. For example, disks have sectors of bytes (512 bytes each on a PC). These sectors can be handled in some creative ways of operating systems... it's not important... the fact is that your files can always be there on disk sectors (or groups of sectors) that are marked as "ready to use" but they contain actually still your data. (Or they may not contain your data if you use your PC a lot, or maybe not a lot, but the operating system sometimes just use sectors. You cannot know up to enter the recovery process. There is no forecast here, only good Oi and better practical recovery... that do not guarantee anything for the most part)

  The whole point is that delete files on a PC is really striking space as 'available'... unless an operating system is configured differently, usually it not to wipe the data from the file. If you want to delete, most users use special software for that. I speak to you, however, based on the info that is at least two years... I didn't search for the problems of recovery in a long time... so things change all the time. I can't say what your OS did today... but my experience has always shown that BONES usually don't by default erase data... they just mark it as free and overwrite later only when space is needed. This means that recovery is typically the art and the chance to beat this reuse window correctly using the software recovery or recovery services data lost in the right way.

  There are other such anomalies that restore all files etc which software recovery tries to help doing... This can be more difficult depending on how you use your computer after you have removed the necessary files. If you are reusing a folder, you can "overwrite" file name and uses cleverly info directory as a resumption of the process.

  I have a PC and use Windows, so the in the past, I used PC/Windows-based recovery strategies. I used the following with success in the past...

  • Recovering files of LC Technology data recovery software and Services | LC Technology International:
  • R studio R-Tools (I see a Mac version on this site). Disk recovery software and drive for Windows, Mac and Linux recovery tool

  I have no affiliation with the companies. I just lost the files before and had great success recovering files with these tools.

  ... of the very important things...

  First of all, I'm kind of a techie so I can navigate in this type of software and the recovery of all treat fairly easily myself. For a typical user, maybe it's not feasible. Recovery services there, they cost money to use... I've never had to use it myself so I can't speak on what is good or not there. However, I bet that there are some very beautiful services rise. I think that one of the above may well have such a service... I don't know about you. In addition, most of these websites that offer recovery software will be guidelines that may help to explain things to you so that you can do yourself... their purpose is usually to help end-users, not just technicians, then you might want to read what recovery software provider web sites say (as above).

  Second, I don't have those above programs used in a long time. I finally used 5 years ago or something and before that as well... whenever I used, they helped me... they are looking for 'free space' on the disk and display the files that are found, let me recover.  I go to their site, whenever I lose a file like that and buy more later to recover when I need it.

  You can also search google more generally for 'file recovery software' and 'file recovery services'... you can even add your system such as "file recovery windows software ' or ' file recovery mac software" etc. Beware you ads from companies that cannot offer the best tools... when I found above, I watched mainly from comments, but should also play... these two companies above seem to always be around, they have always been my "go to" for recovery software, but if I was faced with this today, while I'd go probably on one or two of them still I also want to do a quick search to see what the latest critics say recovery. They may or may not be the best choice... I can't say.

  As mentioned, most of the software recovery and services have websites (as above) that explain some of the same information caveat. If you try to use recovery software, follow the steps in software vendors closely.

  Important note: If you choose to buy this software, be sure to do it from your touch PC. I recommend you DO NOT purchase highly or download new software from your PC affected, and as do not install it right to your existing PC which includes lost... files it is because the very act of download a new file can be replaced and replace the very files you want to recover. When you delete files, generally, they are still present, but they are somehow "hanging on a thread" because the operating system is allowed to crush them at any time when he needs to use the disc to store something... the operating system has done this kind of thing all the time, but when you minimize your use of the computer the operating system has much less to do if you tend to increase your chances of recovery. The less you use your computer, more lucky will not cause you the operating system to use the free space that can hold video files... BUT... by itself is also no guarantee... it's on the cover of the Records... avoiding a lot of use of the computer can increase your chances of recovery by limiting the use of the valuable "free space" that contains important data.

  Final score: The foregoing should not instantly make you happy that you will receive your files... You can't know if the recovery of files will work until it is carried out by a competent person (including you, if you do it properly right). You may have already used your computer enough that crushed some of your files as free space re-used by the operating system. You can't know until you try to recover. Recovery can get all, some or none of your files back, regardless of how careful you are after the erroneous deletion has occurred (your choice of the false option).

  I offer the foregoing only because I know how bad it feels accidentally delete files... but the above isn't me to share my experience in case it offers a glimpse. I can't guarantee anything.