HELP ME...I accidently deleted my e-mail file on *d* drive,,,is there ANY way to get it back??
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Check the recycle bin.  If everything is functioning normally(meaning windows default), then the file should still be in the recycle bin, unless it exceeded something huge, like 500 MB.  Just go into the recycle bin, if the folder is there, right click on it and click restore.
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There is a software that aids you in doing so .... you need to search for the same depending on your OS. Else you need to consuly a Data Recovery Specialist.\nSearch for File recovery Software\n\nCheck this site out...\nhttp://www.digitalfilerecovery.com/?gclid=CMvDoM6ThIUCFQ94SAodDTo15g
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If you just deleted your mail recently, check your "Trash" box. It is a link that should be shown as one of the links underneath the 'Inbox' link. Once you are there, check the mail that you wish to 'undelete', and then move your mail back to your inbox, using the 'Move' drop down list. \n\nHope this helps!
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go to recovermyfiles.com and buy the software.... you should be able to recover everything.
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If your e-mail is on your computer (stored locally) and not on a webmail (on the internet) you can use System Restore if you have Win XP.\nWarning: If you have done any system changes (installed/un-installed programs or other things) after you have deleted your trasg can, they will the reversed. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!\nAlso there are some programs out there that I think that can do that (don't know if they work)
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If you emptied to recycling bin , then thats bad news. If you did not empty it, then just (right mouse) click on the recycling bin, and select the option to restore. It will restore it.\n\nIf you DID empty the recycling bin, then there are programs that might retrieve it for you.\n\nFor example, check out this site:\nhttp://www.pctools.com/file-recover/?ref=google_fr
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yes there are programs out there that will recover deleted emails, even if you emptied your deleted folder - *IF* you are using a pc-based mail program (Outlook Express, Outlook, etc) and *IF* you have not compacted your folders since deleting the message.  Check out "element 5" - www.element5.com - EXCELLENT program!
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Are you sure that you aren't being paranoid?\n\nTo be sure, just save your data and use your Windows Disk to reinstall from SCRATCH.  That means pick the FORMAT option.   Then you will KNOW that it's gone. \n\nThe other option is to use COPY AND PASTE all the time.  That means that you compose email messages and such, as if you are compiling a RANSOM NOTE.  \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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No, once the file itself is deleted you can not get it back by clicking on a 'list' of files. That is what your history is, a list of places, things.
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You should be able to run a search (Start-> Search-> Files & Folders) and locate the temporary directory and the file.\n\nAlso, it may have saved IN the email.  Re-Open the Email and the attachment and see if it is still there.\n\nAnother option may be to open Word and click on File, go down to the bottom of the options, the name of the file should be there, open from that point.\n\nGood luck, there are few things worse in computer land than working on something and then losing it.
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I dont think there is a way of getting it back. Although you could check for files under internet options and then clicking on temporary internet files. You might find something there.
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You may delete it, but it is not gone.  There are means of recovering it, used by police and other services.  The only real way is to take a hammer to the drive....................
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You can retrive them from your trash folder, but if you have deleted them from here then it will be a lot harder to get them back. Try contacting Yahoo! and they may be able to help as by law I think that they have to keep a copy of all e-mails, even the deleted ones.
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There are many Undelete programs available out there, most work OK. ( Type Undelete into google )\nI've used this http://www.undelete.com/undelete/undelete.asp\nworks well, you can download a trial that should tell you if it's gonna be able to recover files ( I think you need the full product to actually recover all the files, but at least you'll know if it's worth a try )\nIf your Pen drive was formatted (rather than the files deleted ) it would be more difficult but still might be possible. ( type unformat into google )
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First thing is not to panic, a deleated file isn't gone, it just become free memory that the computer overwrites only when it needs to, so odds are it's still there if you know where to look.\nIf you've accidentally deleated a file from the recycle bin that you wanted to restore then you want a data recovery program. \nThere are several available for free on the internet and some of the ones you have to pay for offer a free trial, each one has various levels of success on what they can recover, it all depends on how long ago it was erased. So it's good to shop around.\njust go to google an type in something obvious like "deleted file restorers" or "data recovery software"\nOrigionaly used by the police now available for you at home.
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You have to install special data recovery software. Go to Download.com and search for "recover deleted files." You'll get a list of programs to try for free. When you find the one that suits you, then buy it.
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I understand this is serious, but you still got 50/50 chance of getting it back.\nThe modified attachment you saved was in the "temporary internet file" folder (C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;YourUserName&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files&#92;Content.IE5&#92;StrangecodeFolder) but its deleted when you close the email, so... \nVERY FIRST THING to do is stop using oultook express, internet explorer(IE), or use window explorer as a web browser, if you need to browser the web use another machine, or use mozilla firefox, Netscape etc, as things load from the web by IE will downloaded 1st to the folder and drastically reduce the chance of retrieving your lost file back.\n2. avoid using this pc if you could unless its for/until you getting the file back.\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-File-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10118664.html?tag=lst-0-1\n3. download this free file recovery program call PC file inspector from the web and install it. \n4. start the recovery program, click ok to confirm english, click the top 1 of 3 orange icons left of "Recover deleted files", click the 2 drive icon on the list if the 1st one is floppy drive icon, then click ok button.\n5. on your left you see under Deleted, a lot of folder, doubleclick on Documents and Settings,  doubleclick on YourUserName, doubleclick on Local Settings, doubleclick on Temporary Internet Files, doubleclick on Content.IE5, then on your right you'll a folder(s) with strange code name, doubleclick the folder(s), you will see the ghost image of your file.\n6. right click on the name of your file thats lost, choose "save to..." then click my document, then click ok button, go to my document reclaim your file.\nHope you find it back.\nThe above is a solution for win xp, if you're using other system, put addition notes on the question, will check back tomorrow for alternate solution.