how can i open my old folders?
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can't tell you much about ME coz it was a total disaster for microsoft....as far i think that folder you hav't provided here enough details for me to come to a conclusion.
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Sometimes system restore is more of a pain than it is worth. There are several ways, but the easiest is to do a search for the document or program you want. If that does not work, I would do another restore to another time. Another way is to go to mycomputer and click on the drive and search through to the folder you want.\n Hope that helps.
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if u goto http://www.winiso.com this will open it.. it should say on how to exact the files.
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Its probably unlikely that you'd be able to retrieve that information but you can try System Restore. From the start menu, go to Accessories > System Tools > System Restore. It will bring your computer back to an earlier state, possibly with the files still there, but I can't guarantee anything. Its worth a try since after all, you can restore your computer back to the current state if it didn't work. No worries.
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impossible\n\nb'coz by deleting the deleated folder all the data is destroyed by the server
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Click on "start, then click on all programs, then point to “Accessories” and left click on “Windows Explorer” from the list of choices. In “Windows Explorer,” locate the folder that you want to delete, and then right click on the folder, and left click on "delete" in the list of choices. If that doesn't work, then you have to left click on the folder to open it, and then click on the first file in the folder. Next, hold down the "shift" key while you click on the last folder. All of the files in the folder should now be "highlighted." Now right click your mouse over any of the highlighted files and left click on “delete.” Once the folder is empty you must go back to the earlier step to delete the folder.
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From the main Mail page, you should see your folders listed on the left side of the page. Just to the right of the heading that is titled "Folders," you should see links for "Add" and "Edit."\n\nClick on "Edit," which will bring you to another page that lists all your folders. In this list, where each folder is displayed, you should see a "delete" link to the right of the folder's name. \n\nKeep in mind that only empty folders can be deleted, so you may need to clear out any old messages first.
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with programs like "restoration" freely available for download, u can retrieve files deleted years ago :)\n\nLink:\nwww.softpedia.com/get/System/ \nBack-Up-and-Recovery/\nRestoration.shtml
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Let's say that you want to delete ALL of the files in your MY DOCUMENTS folder.    Right click on MY DOCUMENTS and pick EXPLORE.   Click on any file on the RIGHT SIDE and use CONTROL and A (to select all).   Then RIGHT CLICK on the highlighted files and pick DELETE.    All of those files would delete.   Then empty your recycle bin. \n\nBut for programs, open the Control Panel and use the ADD/REMOVE section to uninstall each one.   So at this point, those programs would be safely removed. \n\nIf you are GIVING this computer to someone else, but want it functional, use the DISK CLEANUP program that is in the System Tools of the Accessories section.  Also, take the time to test the disk.   Open My Computer, then Right Click on the C drive and pick PROPERTIES.  Then pick the Tools section.  Click on the CHECK NOW button, check both tests then let the test run after you REBOOT.   \n\nAfter testing the disk, run DEFRAG.  Find this also in the System Tools section.    When you DEFRAG, this will move many files around and connect them together.  During this process, remnants of your old files, even though deleted previously, will be scrambled pretty well.   This will also optimize the system and really make it "as good as it can".\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Here is a good program to recover files that were deleted. The sooner you use it the better as once the deleted files have been written over with something new you are pretty much out of luck.
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There is a product called Undelete that can do this.  However, if you don't already have it installed, the space where the deleted files were stored has most likely already been overwritten.  The files are almost certainly lost forever.
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Your better off to backup all your files and create yourself a  new administrator account, and delete the old one. Thats what I had to do.
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How do I open files from older versions of Works or other productivity applications? \n\nTo open files from an older version or another program,\n#\n Open the Works word processor, spreadsheet, or database\n#\n Click File, then Open\n#\n For “Files of type” select the version or format you want to open\n#\n Browse to and select your file\n#\n Click the Open button
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double click My Computer; on  View Menu, click folder Options; click View tab; in Advanced Settings box, click Show All Files and then click OK.
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muhahahaha its geting to the stage when ppl dont know the old DOS any more So sad!!!\n\ncd&#92;\nDir\nDir /p\ndeltree\n\nIE \n\nCd&#92;windows (would put u in the windows Directory)\n\nThen Dir (would display the whats in the Directory) dir /p will do it will breaks so u can view whats in the folder\n\nHope it helps
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They are still there, as far as I know.\n\nWithout them you can use the file explorer.  Right click on the Start button, and click explore.
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Well, here's my idea. Click on an empty space on your desktop. Then a bar pops up. Go to New>Folder. A new folder should appear on your desktop. Name it after an important category, and put the files here. Repeat as neccessary.