4th time i've asked this qestion how do i retrieve a deleted bookmark/file with info i did not save? help!!!!!
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I think I would go to your computer settings and restore your computer to a time and date prior to your deletion.\n\nI have had situations where I have had to restore my computer to a certain date.....you may want to contact your computer tech support system for information on how to do that.\n\nI am definitely not an expert but it worked for what I needed at the time.
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majorgeeks website has a few utilities that may help you under their data recovery section.......try it :-)
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It is possible that some files may be recoverable.\n\nTry here:\nhttp://www.softwarepatch.com/software/filerecovery.html
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Almost any file can be restored. Try searching Yahoo! or Google for "Download Free Data Recovery Software" (without quotes) or go here http://www.soft32.com/download_7508.html\n\nSearch for part of the subject and it should come up eventually
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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.
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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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Do you remember when you deleted it? or at least around that time? use system restore and you should get it back if you can remember.
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◙ if it's not in the deleted folder you can't get it back.
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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'd have to have some sort of software that would pull up previously deleted files.  There is free software out there that will do that. . . something like: \n\nhttp://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/\n\nWhich will pull up previously deleted stuff.  I'm sure someone else might have a better suggestion for what you're looking for - but there's a good chance that you'll be able to pull up at least some info unless your PC has some sort of "washer" program & it's been run.\n\n---\nJust cuz you remove something on your computer ("delete it") doesn't mean it's gone.  I could be wrong in that an undelete program will retrieve a history item, but undelete programs do recover deleted text files, .avi files, .jpg, .gif, .mp3, .htm files, etc.  Some useable, some not.\n\nThe only sure fire way to make something not recoverable from your hard drive even after deletion is to destroy your hard drive.\n---
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Google it...  Seriously...  I've found a lot of missing files like this through a simple google.
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You might, just might be able to use an Undelete tool. When a file is deleted from the computer it is not physically removed only the entry  to the files location is deleted from the index. The file itself may still be there if it has not been overwritten.\n\nSearch for Undelete utilities for Windows 2000 on the web.
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If you really want it bad, and the Deleted Items bin has been emptied, try this:\n\nhttp://www.stompsoft.com/recoverlostdata2.html
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did u try contacting the website diary-x, they may be of help.\n\nGoogle is going to get in trouble I think one day with the amount information they preserve - try their cache.\n\ntry Altavista, Metacrawler caches too ...\n\nIf you have been lazy deleting your own internet history - then you may be lucky here - a lot of your stuff will be in temporary internet files right on your computer!
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No, bookmarks are saved in folders that do not get deleted...\n\nAlso you can click FILE and EXPORT BOOKMARKS just to be sure... and import them later...\n\nPS Frequent freezing on a new high powered PC usually means your computer is slow DISPLAYING ITEMS< especially when you SCROLL IN MOZILLA or IE for that matter...\n\nUsually that means you need to go to the website of your GRAPHICS CARD manufacturer and download the latest drivers...\n\nSometimes windows auto installs graphics drivers, but windows does NOT have good drivers all the time, and they make your PC GLITCH in displaying stuff...\n\nTry getting the drivers from the website.
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You can download a software from\nwww.softpedia.com\nIt will retreive your files back
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Export your bookmark, then you can see it as a web page cause its a html file.\nCtrl+d will insert the current page into bookmark.