how do u pull up "deleted items"?
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recycle bin,if you emptied it,you can have a good recovery program like RECOVER MY FILES to recover your files.
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look in the recycle bin.\nselect the required picture. You will get the restore command. click it.
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go to www.iolo.com\n\nyou can download the trial version of Search and Recover, and you might be able to retrieve these files.
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delete from the folder you saved, also from recycle bin.\n\nClear out all temporary files, cookies, history etc.
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there r softwares to recover deleted files.......\nGet Tuneup undelete(tuneup utilities) or Zero Assumption Recovery both u can from download.com they are trial versions u ahve to buy full versions....\nThe freeware version of Zero Assumption Recovery allows you to recover up to four folders per scan..\nTuneup trial can be used for 30 days..
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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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http://www.executive.com/undelete/undelete.asp\n\nAt that link is a nice, free trial of a program that can help in most situations. Undeleting data is easy, as long as the space it occupied hasn't been overwritten by something else.
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go to recovermyfiles.com and buy the software.... you should be able to recover everything.
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Go into your deleted items and delete it permanently. That's what I had to do when somebody sent me one of those inspirational emails. Grrr!
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Use an undelete programs like Restoration and PC Inspector File Recovery
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If you only deleted to the trash can...you can view whats there and move it back to in box...if it has not been deleted already out of trash can
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Look into your "trash' folder. You should find it if you deleted soon.
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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 can try using programs that allow you to recover deleted files.  Go do www.download.com and do a search for "undelete" or "recover deleted files" and try that.  Be sure to check the license to be "free" or you might end up installing crap.  Otherwise try "eData Unerase Personal 3.0" or "Disk Investigator 1.31" both available for free at download.com\n\nNO NO NO- DO NOT USE SYSTEM RESTORE!!!!!  SYSTEM RESTORE DOES NOT RESTORE DATA.  If you use it, there is a VERY high chance that you will write over the spaces on your drive that still contain the deleted information.  DO NOT DO THAT!!!!
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Yeah. You have to run a file recovery tool on the system where files have been deleted. \nUse a software called "file scavenger", but you'll have to do it fast, becuz, if you store any other things in the same disk then the deleted files are over written with the new files. You see, when you delete a file in windows, only the link to the file is removed. But the file exists.
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You can download a software from\nwww.softpedia.com\nIt will retreive your files back
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Hi There,\nIf you open another window, and click save as, it will save to the same folder as the last item saved. I would suggest that that may be the best way to find where your lost file is. Otherwise, you'll have to click start-->search-->for files and folders.\n\nGood luck\nEric