Recovery of deleted folders
Restoring deleted folders 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 folder from your computer or from Windows Explorer (or a similar application on other operating systems), it is usually moved to the Recycle Bin. Open the Recycle Bin and find the desired folder there.
2. Use the “Undo” command: Some programs have a function to undo user actions, such as Ctrl+Z or the “Undo” button. If you have just deleted the folder and have not yet closed the program window, check the possibility of using this function to cancel the deletion.
3. Restoring files through a backup copy: If your computer automatically creates regular backup copies of data (for example, using Time Machine on Mac OS X or File History on Windows), then you can simply go to previous versions of the file/package and search for it there
4. Using specialized programs for data recovery: There are many third-party tools that can help restore deleted folders. Some of them are free, while others require a certain price or subscription. Examples of such programs: Recuva (for Windows), Disk Drill (available for Mac and Windows) and TestDisk.
5. Contact a data recovery specialist: If all of the above methods do not work or if the deleted folder was of particular importance to you, you can contact a professional data recovery service for help. They have specialized equipment and knowledge of how to deal with complex cases of data loss.
It is important to note that the sooner the recovery process begins after deleting files/packages, the greater the chance of a successful outcome.