Hey guys,
I made a mistake by trowing away some documents, like photos and such :(
I tried system recovery, but it didn't work, it did not bring back the files.
Does anyone know another way to get them back? You would really help me out here
Thanks,
Jason
I made a mistake by trowing away some documents, like photos and such :(
I tried system recovery, but it didn't work, it did not bring back the files.
Does anyone know another way to get them back? You would really help me out here
Thanks,
Jason
If you have already emptied your Recycle Bin then you can use any of these FREE Data Recovery Softwares and try to recover your deleted files....
ReplyDeleteRecuva : http://www.piriform.com/recuva
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Jason - Never do somethjing unless you are sure. Ask first.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can still get some files - go to RECYLE BIN 0n your desktop.
You may still find a few files if you haven't cleared the bin.
Test it. So you know what to do next time.
Delete a file now and go there [Recycle Bin]
Right click on the file and select Restore