read only folder after deleted where will going?
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It will go to the recycle bin.  If the folder is on a local hard drive, it will go to the recycle bin on your desktop.  If the folder is on a drive you have mapped, it will go to the recycle bin for that server.  If you haven't emptied your recycle bin, you can find the document in the recycle bin, right click it, and elect to restore it to its original location.  If you have emptied the recycle bin, you're out of luck unless you want to spend a lot of money on file recovery in a shop.  And even then, you may or may not get your files back.
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Been there.\n\nYou have two options if you have system restore point enabled you can go back and get the file \n\nor there is a software called recovermyfiles and I used it many times and it recovered everything I needed.\nhttp://www.recovermyfiles.com/\n\nAlso if you have freshly deleted files \n\ngo to Recycle bin  double clicking on the icon.\n\nRight click the file you want to restore and click restore\n\nThe files will return to their originall place and folders\n\nGood Luck
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Are Deleted Files Completely Erased?\n\nA common misconception when deleting files is that they are completely removed from the hard drive. However, users should be aware that highly sensitive data can still be retrieved from a hard drive even after the files have been deleted because the data is not really gone. Files that are moved to the recycle bin (on PCs) or the trash can (on Macs) stay in those folders until the user empties the recycle bin or trash can. Once they have been deleted from those folders, they are still located in the hard drive and can be retrieved with the right software.\n\nAny time that a file is deleted from a hard drive, it is not erased. What is erased is the bit of information that points to the location of the file on the hard drive. The operating system uses these pointers to build the directory tree structure (the file allocation table), which consists of the pointers for every other file on the hard drive. When the pointer is erased, the file essentially becomes invisible to the operating system. The file still exists; the operating system just doesn't know how to find it. It is, however, relatively easy to retrieve deleted files with the right software.\n\nThe only way to completely erase a file with no trace is to overwrite the data. The operating system will eventually overwrite files that have no pointers in the directory tree structure, so the longer an unpointed file remains in the hard drive the greater the probability that it has been overwritten. There are also many "file erasing" software products currently on the market that will automatically permanently erase files by overwriting them. \n\nhttp://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Hardware_Software/2002/Erasing_Deleted_Files.asp\n\n\ndeleting files is not actually a good term to use. When you delete a file for example:\n\nFilename.txt\nthe file name changes so it may look like this:\n12lename.txt\nThe change of the file name hides it from you and leaves it on the computer. Often a disk ustitility can shread this information which means that it is overwritten a bunch of times causeing the file to become harder to recover. \n\nSo say I had a deleted file like \n\nFilename \n\nI would overwrite the file with 00000000 more than one time. \n\nMy example is easier for me to understand... LOL
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You might try BadCopy. I don't know that it is free but I'm sure there some programs like it on the web. \n\nBadCopy will dig anything off of your disk (even deleted files). Still, I wouldn't pay for something you will rarely use.
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If they are not in recycle bin, then you need a special software. PC Inspector File recovery is a free software available through which you can retrieve lost data. But I don't know how it works, so you will have to find that out yourself.\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-File-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10118664.html?tag=lst-0-1
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You can use undelete utility to recover files in c:&#92;documents and settings&#92;<user name>&#92;Local Settings&#92;History\n\nOnly if you haven't used the drive much since you earased the history files.
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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.
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First thing is not to panic, a deleated file isn't gone, it just become free memory that the computer overwrites only when it needs to, so odds are it's still there if you know where to look.\nIf you've accidentally deleated a file from the recycle bin that you wanted to restore then you want a data recovery program. \nThere are several available for free on the internet and some of the ones you have to pay for offer a free trial, each one has various levels of success on what they can recover, it all depends on how long ago it was erased. So it's good to shop around.\njust go to google an type in something obvious like "deleted file restorers" or "data recovery software"\nOrigionaly used by the police now available for you at home.
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Use an undelete programs like Restoration and PC Inspector File Recovery
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Try this free software:\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-File-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10118664.html?tag=lst-0-1
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dude if u uninstall and delete the folder then it is gone in the reinstall you will need to makea new incomplete and shared folder link it to the program should do the trick.
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If you have already emptied the recycle bin, then I would say no you can't recover files you wanted...\nIf you still have them in the recycle bin, then all you need to do is restore them to where they were beforehand...
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If you just deleted a file regularly, you can restore it from the Recycle Bin (Windows) or Trash (Mac). If you did a full delete, like Shift-Del or emptied the recycle bin, then you have a chance of recovering it using a utility such as Norton Systemworks, which has Unerase. If you've done a lot with your computer since you deleted it, good luck, you might get someone to recover it professionally by paying money, but otherwise it is gone forever. As for contacting your network administrator, that person is usually whoever is in charge of setting up computers around your place. If you're at home, whoever set your computer up is the administrator. Pretty much anyone who knows a lot about computers would be the administrator. If you're at a business, then there is probably someone in IT that is the admin.
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theres a program called handy recovery that will recover files that you have deleted from your computer..but the thing is after you delete a file first it goes to the recycle bin ....and technically its not deleted yet...these files are easy to restore...if you have emptied the recycle bin there is still a chance to retrieve the file only if that happened within a couple of days and you didn't do any defragmenting of the drive that the files were on ....
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No need to worry if u didn't used that partition after formating or if u have deleted a partition. There is a good software which is also free. It is called PC inspector File recovery. I am sure that it will help u. Here is a link
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About the only way would be to use a data recovery program.\n\nPC Inspector Smart Recovery is free and very good at recovering files. \n\nYou can get it here - http://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-Smart-Recovery/3000-2242_4-10261986.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nI believe it will do the job for you.
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Use PC Inspetor File Recovery!!!\n\nYou can download it from http://www.downlaod.com