Recovery of a deleted file
Restoring a deleted file can be quite a difficult task, but in most cases there are several ways to recover lost data. Here are some methods that can help:
1. Check the Recycle Bin: If you have deleted a file from your computer or from Windows Explorer (or similar programs on other operating systems), the first step should be to check the Recycle Bin. Often deleted files are moved to this folder and remain there until it is cleaned.
2. Use the "Undo" function: Many applications have the function of undoing recent actions (usually available through the Ctrl + Z key combination). This can work for simple file deletion operations or changes to textual content.
3. Program for data recovery: There are various third-party programs designed specifically for the recovery of deleted data from a hard disk or other information storage devices.
Some of these programs are free and easy to use:
– Recuva
– EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Free
– Disk Drill
4. Contact professional data repair/recovery services: If the deleted file is of critical importance to you and you cannot find or restore it yourself, you can contact computer repair specialists or a professional data recovery center for help. They can use more sophisticated methods and tools to retrieve lost files.
It is important to note that the faster you start to restore the file after its deletion, the greater the chances of successfully completing this task. Therefore, try not to write new data to the hard disk until the procedure for returning lost information is completed.