i mean i deleted them to recycle bin then went to recycle bin and deleted them from there too. pls help
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You can try a tool like\n\nhttp://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/
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It is possible to recover these files with a free program called Free Undelete available at:\nhttp://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/\n\nBut the files will come back exactly as they were before, virus and all.  So pretty much you have to choose the less of 2 evils would you rather have the files back or would you rather have a virus on your computer.  If they are text files and you are still able to view them then it would be possible to simpily make a physical copy (paper and pencil style) then run your virus scan and delete them again then just retype the files (yes it takes a while but you get your info w/o the virus).
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that depends, did you actually download them onto your computer? Or were they still in limbo? What mail program do you use? Outlook? \nMore details would be very helpful in helping you out.
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use a good shredder.\nit completely removes the data
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They should be deleted automatically.\n\nHave you tried a re-boot?\n\nIf that's not it you may well have an infection of some kind. Hibernate shouldn't do what you describe.\n\n///
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If there's nothing in the Recycle Bin then you'll need an undelete utility.  Some are free, some are commercial.  Try the free and commercial ones listed in the sources, but try not to install them on the same device that you stored your pictures on.  (They may inadvertently install over whatever it is you wish to recover.)\n\nThen buy a DVD rewriter and set yourself a backup regime.  If you value it, duplicate it.\n\nGood luck.
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You can only get these back by reinstalling them from the cd roms but if you don't have them and if it was a downloaded program the software publishers can give the software for you to download again but you'll need the identity numbers they gave you when you downloaded it.\n\nIf you can't do the above then you can't get it back but you can use "open office" which is the same as microsoft works and is fully compatible.\n\nHave you checked to make sure your xp is still the same one ie is it still validated.
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Use a program like CCleaner to clear all of your junk files, it will also clear those files you're taling about.  I posted a link in the sources for you.
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You may have inadvertently put them in another folder.  Were the messages checked before you went to your Sent folder?  If so, just check in any of your other folders, including the Trash.  I've done that once or twice - I accidentally deleted an entire folder and had to sort out the trash from the legit emails.\n\nYou may not have clicked on anything other than Sent and Inbox, but it doesn't hurt to check the other folders.  You might have been clicking too fast for even you to notice!
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you don't have to delete any, just add new ones... Eather down load, or make your own.... there is plenty of room in that file... Hope this helps!
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yes they are in registry go to start run regedit and then edit and \nfind copy the name and paste will help or look under \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE \nand you will see.\nput your dirve back in the pc and say read only or open folder\nalso delete cookies or clean system tools
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go to www.iolo.com\n\nyou can download the trial version of Search and Recover, and you might be able to retrieve these files.
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if you were to delete them the normal way (sending them to the trash and then emptying the trash) they will not be permanently deleted\n\nif you were to delete the files like this it would be posible to get them back in under 10 min.\n\nyou would need to do a complete wipe.\na wipe cleans the drive by writing over the old data multiple times. Making it impossible to recover information, short for some government MIB type agency. \n\n\nlink has more info with free and paid for tools:\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/article/id,110338-page,1/article.html\n\n many of the free tools  do this just as well as the paid.
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you can restore your program.\nStart>Programs>Accessories> System tools>System restore\n\nRestore it to the previous hour of the deletion action. It will work because I experienced the same problem:)
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Go to your recycle bin on desk top and click the file that was trashed then click on options that pop up
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You could try using system restore.
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Go to C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/History and clear all files over there. This will help you out.