remove the administrator with another administrator user account. How to restore the former.

Initially, I created an administrator account on new computer dell laptop. I created another account to administrator subsequently and deliberately deleted the old user account without keeping the files. But now, I noticed that I lost my important files and folder with photos etc please help me to restore my account like administaor and its files as well. window 7 Home Basic operating system.

Yes. I can see the folder "satya".

OK, now you can try this to restore your lost files:

  1. Reboot the computer.
  2. Log in under another account admin as "satya".
  3. Open Windows Explorer.
  4. Navigate to the c:\Users folder.
  5. Right click on the folder "satya".
  6. Click "restore the previous version.
  7. Follow the prompts.

It would be a good time to review your backup strategy. A lot of people don't bother on the safeguarding of their irreplaceable files until they are suffering from a major disaster. In this way on the need to back up files regularly to a media independent learning can be extremely painful.

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