Recovery of files with a folder structure
Restoring files with a folder structure can be somewhat more complicated than simply restoring individual files. However, there are various methods and tools that can help in this process.
1. Use software to restore data: There are many specialized software products designed to restore deleted information on a hard drive or other data storage devices. Some of these programs have the function of searching and saving the original folder structure when performing scanning operations and identifying lost files.
2. Check the recycle bin: If you accidentally deleted some data or deleted a folder, the first place to check is your recycle bin (or "Trash" on Windows). It is possible that the deleted information is still there and it is possible to easily return to its original structure.
3. Turn on system protection/Time Machine: If you have activated system protection (on Windows) or Time Machine (on Mac), then the possibility of quick access to backup time points significantly increases the chances of successful recovery of files with a folder structure. Just open System Protection or Time Machine and find the data you need.
4. Use the command line: If you are familiar with using the command line, you can try running some special commands to search for lost files and save the original directory structure.
5. Turn to professionals: If all other methods did not give results or the level of significance of the data is very high, it is recommended to turn to professionals in the field of computer forensics or data recovery services. They have certain tools and expertise to work with this type of tasks.
It is important to remember that the faster a step is taken to restore deleted files with a folder structure, the greater the probability of successful completion of this process without overwriting information on the