How do I retrieve recently deleted e-mail?
364617
You absolutely can. Just go to the Trash Folder. It should be located around where all the other folders are. Most emails have it, I know that Yahoo does at least. All the emails that were recently deleted should be in the trash folder. However, they can be deleted at any time. So hurry up!
7909
I am very sorry but you cannot retrieve deleted messages. the only way you might be able is to go into the hard drive and reboot your system but, let a professional do this because you might lose alot of data in your system.
1090051
When using Outlook and you have deleted a message, then the Exchange-server will by default retain deleted items, so they are recoverable 7 days. To recover a mail select the "Deleted Items"-folder go to Tools, Recover Deleted Items.\n\nIf doing a hard delete by holding down Shift+Delete to delete a message, then it is not moved to "Deleted Items"-folder. Making it impossible to recover such a deleted message the standard way. Instead one can apply the following registry key to enable recovery of messages from any folder: \n[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92;SOFTWARE &#92;Microsoft &#92;Exchange &#92;Client &#92;Options]\nDumpsterAlwaysOn = 1
170824
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.
74723
That depends on whether you are downloading the mail to  a local email client such as Outlook or Eudora, or whether you're reading it through a web browser, such as Yahoo mail through the Yahoo website.  If local, deleted items are stored in a deleted items folder in the mail program.  If web, you'd have to reconstruct the messages from your browser cache.
328921
You could dissect your C drive, do a search in unallocated clusters and see if they're still there.  But you would probably need fancy forensic SW to do that.  If the mail is stored on your provider's server, maybe you could get copies.
1151506
deleted from trash is gone
1187876
Here are some tools for email extractor.\n\nGood luck and hope this can help.\n\nd10v01b
234492
E-Mail back to the sender to request the missing files and password.  Otherwise you're nowhere.
578897
Well there are 2 ways that come to mind:\n\n1.) If you have written to that email-address in the last few months... Or... You've replied to that email-address, and hopefully have SAVED one or two... then this should be pretty easy.\nCheck your Email-In-box Page. The page with all of your email folders and such on it. Then follow that list all the way down to the bottom... Then look for the section called: 'Folders On Your Computer'.\n\nSometimes, unless you have changed it's default setting at some point... There should be a whole bunch of emails in there. Then simply look through it and find the one with the E-Address you deleted.\n\nOR:\n\n2.) DO you have The WINDOWS-XP Version?  If so... then go to the RESTORE Option. Restore your p.c. to an earlier date.. Like the day before you deleted that Email Address. That should do it.\n - A Restore is obviously a little more work than #1 - But not that much too it either. \n - Just follow the instructions - Pick ANY Day BEFORE you Deleted it - And let the computer do it's thing \n-  It will Restart - \n\nThen your computer will be returned to how it was - with all the information and addresses that you had before.\nIncluding this email-address that you now seek.\n\nGood Luck!
8507
Hi.  Typically with most userfriendly systems out there it goes like this:\n\nInbox (deleted)\nTrash Bin (complete delete)\n\nAfter the email is deleted from the trash bin, you can no longer see it unless you use special software to recover the file.  The file will still exist on the hard disk data until it is overwritten.\n\nIf this is in an online mailbox -- After you delete from the trash can the email data will reside on the servers hard disks until it is overwritten by other data.
439009
try system restore....probably your best choice unless they were externally deleted
81412
Do not open up the email, just click on it, and hit the delete button. That will put it in your deleted files..Go to the deleted files list, and delete it again..Or you can use the button, at the top of the page, that says delete..Good Luck..
1129583
The key word is "permanently deleted"....they have been deleted from their Server so you cannot get them back.\n\nSorry =(\n\nI am not sure if AOL has backups for deleted emails, but you should try to contact them and ask them if they do have backups for them and if they are retrievable. However, if they work the way hotmail, gmail, yahoo mail works.....then they have been permanently deleted so you cannot get them back since they have been wiped from their server.
664437
◙ if it's not in the deleted folder you can't get it back.
522242
I use 'Copernic Desktop Search' - it saves me a lot of time in my searches for 'anything'.\nYou can read about it here - http://www.copernic.com/ and if you like, you can download it from there as well.  It is free software.  \nbtw, you have looked in your email program's 'Sent Messages' directory, haven't you?\nIf you have deleted your 'sent' messages, then there is very little likelihood of your recovering it.  \ndj
190180
If its old then it's been deactivated anyways, so the emails were probably deleted.