When we delete files from Recycle bin where do these files go, can we retrieve them or recover them? Thanks?
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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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They go into your trash folder.  If you didn't empty it they might be in there.
515387
Unless you regularly archive your e-mail, once deleted, they are gone. Your trash folder should catch e-mails you have deleted unless otherwise specified. Also, you may still be able to retrieve files from your server if you have previously configured your e-mail client to keep messages on the server.
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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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I don't know that Windows will let you delete or remove the recycle bin itself from the Desktop.  So, ignoring that question, I'll go for the more obvious one.\n\nIf you need to restore something from the recycle bin, open it by double clicking.  Then, right click on the object in the 'Recycle Bin' window and select 'Restore'.  The item will go back into the place where it was originally.  If you want to do all the items at once, press ctrl-a (selects all), then right click and choose 'Restore'.\n\nGood luck.
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the software Recover My Files Data Recovery Software can do it:\n\nWhen a file is deleted from a Windows Operating System the contents of the file is rarely destroyed. If the Windows reference information remains intact, Recover My Files reconstructs the link to the deleted file to enable data recovery. Even if the reference information itself has been destroyed, data recovery software scans the storage media at a low level to locate "Lost Files" by their internal file structure. This allows Recover My Files to locate and recover files that other data recovery software programs could never know exist.\n\nFor example, the software Recover My Files data recovery software will quickly and easily recover deleted files emptied from the Windows Recycle Bin, or lost due to the format or corruption of a hard drive, virus or trojan infection, unexpected system shutdown or software failure.
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Deleting files in this area could cause major problems if you do not know what you are doing and exactly which and what file you are deleteing. If you have to delete a file and know the file name you can do the following steps.\n1.right click on start\n2.left click on explore\n3.left click on the search looks like a magnifing glass\n4.type in file name\n5.chooose all local drives\n6.start search\nthis may take a while but will return all files with that name on your system.\n\nCAUTION Make sure you know what this file is and you can delete it with out causing problems to your system. After deleting it try geting onto the internet again and make sure it works. If not or you have a problem in a few days you will be able to go into the Recycle bin and restore the file to resolve the problem.\n\nI do not recomend doing this to system files because more than one program can use the same file.
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if they are just in the recycle bin open it up and return them if you emptied it windows will have just changed one letter or number in its title to make it seem to be gone so try software such as filesaver or evidence blaster this finds and lists deleted items tells you how complete they still are and lets you recover them also lets you completely delete items from your hard drive
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Right click on your recycle bin and go to properties look at the settings may be a check mark in delete auto or it is at it's limit for space and cannot store them anymore.....\nHope it helps....
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Did you do a recovery restore or a Destructive restore?  If all your data on your computer is gone you probably did a Destructive restore.  You can get programs that will find the files that have been deleted that are stored in your freespace as long as they haven't been over written.
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Yes, sorry. They're gone for good. Once you deleted them from your trash folder (or left them there for a while) they're gone.
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YOU SHOULD HAVE A SYSTEM BACKUP ON THE COMPUTER, IF YA HAVE XP GO TO ACCESSERIES,TOOLS,SYSTEM RESTOREAND CHOOSE A DATE TO RESTORE BEFORE YOU EMTIED RECYCLE BIN
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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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Think of every file on your computer as a book in a Public Library.  How do you know where every book is located.  We use the Dewey Decimal System, each Book (FILE) is given a number that tells us where its located.  We then go to that location to find it.\n\nWhen you "empty your recycle bin" what you are doing is stripping the "dewey decial numbers" from those "Books or Files."  This means that the computer can no longer locate them in its Library (memory).  They may be there in the Library, sitting on the tables, but without the numbers to locate them, the Files are lost.  You can get them back, but it takes a special program that can restore your computers memory to an earlier date.  Many programs say they can, but few do it well (without trashing your ability to boot into a working Windows environment).
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Go to your recycle bin on desk top and click the file that was trashed then click on options that pop up
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close guys..but when ya empty the recycle bin  all windowz does is mark the space the file was takin up as "free"  but the file is still there  with a lil incentive and know how  you can get it back
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did you check the recycle bin (windows) or trash (Mac)