Restore deleted files on Mac
Recovering deleted files on Mac can be a fairly simple process if you act quickly and correctly. Here are some ways to restore deleted files:
1. Check the recycle bin: If you accidentally deleted files, they may end up in your computer's recycle bin. Simply open the recycle bin by double-clicking on its icon on the desktop or find it through the Finder.
2. Use the "Undo" function: Some applications have the "Undo" function, which allows you to undo the last action (deleting a file). Execute the command Cmd + Z after deleting the file for its possible recovery.
3. Time Machine: If you have regular backups using the Time Machine program, you can easily find a historical copy of the desired file or folder from the Time Machine archive system.
4. Using specialized programs: There are various third-party tools for scanning the Mac hard drive and searching for lost data/files, such as Disk Drill, Data Rescue 5, and other similar programs
However, the following advice is very important: if you accidentally delete files, immediately stop using the computer and do not create new files or folders on the same disk. This will help prevent overwriting of deleted data and increase the chances of successful recovery.
In any case, it is recommended to contact data recovery specialists, especially if the data was of great importance to you.