how to retrieve all files deleted especially the backup 10072006 files?
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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
869234
Use Pc Inspector File Recovery
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You have to install special data recovery software. Go to Download.com and search for "recover deleted files." You'll get a list of programs to try for free. When you find the one that suits you, then buy it.
173055
You can try norton undelete which is packaged with systemworks on that local computer.  Other good software include:\n\nDiskeeper Undelete (http://www.execsoft.com/downloads/menu.aspx)\nActive Undelete (http://www.active-undelete.com/)\nGetDataBack Data Recovery (http://www.runtime.org/)\nRecover My Files Data Recovery (http://www.getdata.com/)\n\nGood luck!
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It depends,  When items are deleted from a computer the file is not actually deleted but the file is simply removed from the FAT (File allocation table) or today called NTFS (New Technology File System) in the case of Windows XP/2000/NT.  However, there exist programs that will recover deleted files.  But this depends on how much writing the hard drive was doing after you deleted the history.  If you just deleted the history and nothing else.   The hard drive didn't get a chance to write data to that same area that had the previous data.  I'm under the  suspician that you have been browsing the internet since the data has been gone.  Therefore the hard drive has overwritten that data.  I would imagine at this point it would be very hard for most programs to recover this.  Or you may just recover partial files
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It is possible to recover these files with a free program called Free Undelete available at:\nhttp://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/\n\nBut the files will come back exactly as they were before, virus and all.  So pretty much you have to choose the less of 2 evils would you rather have the files back or would you rather have a virus on your computer.  If they are text files and you are still able to view them then it would be possible to simpily make a physical copy (paper and pencil style) then run your virus scan and delete them again then just retype the files (yes it takes a while but you get your info w/o the virus).
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No, once the file itself is deleted you can not get it back by clicking on a 'list' of files. That is what your history is, a list of places, things.
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SYSTEM RESTORE WILL NOT UNDELETE A FILE.\n\nThere is software that will.\n\nDo a search for ''undelete'' on  http://www.komando.com\n\nI'm sure there's something there.
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You can use software like "FinalData2", I have been in this before and helped someone here in Yahoo Answers to recover his hard drive (Check my best answers).\nIf you like I can go again with you and help you too, send me your e-mail, and mark me as best answers.\n\nXLMan
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Use file recovery softwares...
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Yes it is possible, you need to find a programme that will recover data that you have deleted. I dont know any names, but look on Google for something like "file recovery".  However, stop using your computer right now.  The more you use it, the less likely it is that you will get those files back.\n\nDeleted files are not removed from your computer, the data space they take up is simply marked with an "over write" command.  Therefore, if you keep using your computer then you will may eventually lose your data, and it will be un-recoverable.
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Hope's not lost, just get a disk recovery tool and there you go. yOU CAN GET IT FROM HERE: http://www.download.com/Recover-My-Files-Data-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10542385.html
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IF you are able to recover the file at all, you will have to be on the file the computer was hosted on (not the computer you were using when you deleted the file). The computer that  the file was on may be able to recover the file with some recovery software. Good luck.
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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
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There are some chances you can recover them with some un-erase utilities, provided that you have deleted the files recently and nothing is written over the deleted space.
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If it was an online e-mail like Yahoo, GMail or Hotmail, then no. You're out of luck.\n\nIf you're truely desperate and the e-mails were downloaded to your home computer (for instance with AOL) then you can try to recover the deleted files from your hard drive.\n\nBut unless you installed something like Norton Unerase *before* you accidentaly deleted them this is very difficult. A professional will do it, but that costs big bucks.
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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