Office files lost due to the deletion of folder 'Office' of the user account

Hello

I am running Windows Vista: Home Premium (32 bit). By mistake I deleted the "Desktop" icon from the folder of the user and it caused all the folders with files have disappeared from the office. I tried several recovery programs, including Recuva, but no trace of these folders and files were found. I suppose they might not actually be deleted recovery programs have been unable to find them. When I try to search for them, their shortcuts (never created by me) are, but they do not lead to files. I suppose there could be problems with indexing, but I do not know and do not know what to do next.

Advice kindly be appreciated.

Help, please.

You may think it is... but we'll see... In Explorer, go to
C:\Users\ (assuming that C: is the drive for your operating system). You should see a
Icon on the desktop. Right click on the desktop icon. Do you see a named tab
'Location' (if not you have not restored Desktop).
 
"studapalex" wrote in message news: 39318870-919 d-461e-bd25-f97fc5bfdb6e...
> I thank you all for the advice.
>
> But... I guess I did not describe the problem properly.
>
> Yes, I deleted the desktop folder, but it is restored. Real problem with
> ALL FOLDERS and FILES containing information that disappeared from the desktop
> when I deleted this 'Office' icon in the folder of the user.
>
> SO the problem is NOT to restore "Desktop" folder (it is done), but of
> restore/recover ALL "WORK" FOLDERS and files that have disappeared FROM the
> desktop. And they are recoverable by Recuva. Recuva has actually done
> very well and would have been able to recover files almost all deleted for two years
> date of purchase of the computer.
>
> Please advice if any available ideas how to restore or those found
> files.
>
> Cordially
>
 
 

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