How do I retrieve mails deleted, even from my trash?
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Contact your local computer shop and ask them to do data recovery. It'll probably cost you over $100. We do it for about $20, but unless you happen to be in Madison, WI, I can't really help you.
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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 it is in your 'Spam' folder, open it and mark it as 'Not Spam' and thus transfer it to your Inbox.\n...If you have just deleted it as 'Spam', it will still be in your 'Trash' folder. Go there, and follow the same process. \nBut if you had deleted it as 'Spam', more than 24 hours ago, it might have already been emptied from your 'Trash' folder ! Then, of course, the message is lost forever !
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no way u can !!!!\nhowever u can recover ur document after being have it deleted from recycle bin
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Check the Trash folder .. and when you find it you will find a check box beside it "Check it" and then move it to inbox again or to any customized folders that you might have created within your inbox
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Look into your "trash' folder. You should find it if you deleted soon.
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open trash and see if its there... if not sorry u can't
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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!
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That's pretty impressive! You deleted mail from next Thursday already! \n\nSeriously, about all you can do is contact whoever sent it to you and ask them to resend. Once you delete bulk mail, it's gone. It does not put it into the trash. Also, make it a habit to quickly scan through your bulk mail before deleting it.
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These may work if you don't use an online e-mail server. \nhttp://www.download.com/Deleted-File-Analysis-Utility/3000-2248_4-10286966.html?tag=lst-0-6\nhttp://www.download.com/eData-Unerase-Personal/3000-2248_4-10345833.html?tag=lst-0-4\n\nIf you use an online email service such as Gmail or Yahoo your out of luck I'm afraid. Sorry.
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deleted from trash is gone
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If it's email then just click on your "Deleted" items folder.  If it's been within 24 hrs. it should still be there.
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If this was in an email, and you haven't emptied your trash folder, you can still restore it.  Simply open your trash folder, look for that email, and move it back to your inbox.\n\nIf this was in your briefcase, I'm afraid there's no way to restore a deleted file.
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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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You can recover them and the software is not that expensive, as a matter of fact I found a program that might serve your purposes for free, Free Undelete might be able to recover the files, http://www.officerecovery.com/freeundelete/ no promises and good luck!\n\nThat will only work if the file has not yet been written over.  When you remove a file from the recycle bin the file remains but tells the Operating System "this space can be used for something else" so its possible that another file or program has been written over it.  The best chance you have to recover an accidentally deleted file is to run the utlility as soon as you realized you deleted it.  It's possible the files have already been written over.
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Trashed emails do not go to the Temporary internet files, they are in your trash folder in mail and stay until you empty the folder.
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If you are on Yahoo email, go to the trash folder, and move the email back to your regular account. Most other emails operate in about the same fashion although the nomenclature may be a litte different.