Windows recovery of deleted files
Restoring deleted files in the Windows operating system can be a fairly simple process if you act quickly and correctly. Here are some ways that can help you recover lost data:
1. Checking the Recycle Bin: the first place to search for deleted files is your recycle bin on the desktop or the "My Computer" folder. If you accidentally deleted some files, they are usually moved to this folder before the final deletion.
2. Using the Ctrl+Z command: after pressing the Ctrl+Z keys, you can undo the last action (in this case – deleting the file). This method works only immediately after you delete the file.
3. Data Recovery Software: There is a variety of third-party software that offers the ability to scan your hard drive and search for lost or deleted files. Some of these programs are free (Recuva), while others are commercial products (EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard).
4. Shadow copies of volume storage (Volume Shadow Copies): this function is available only on certain versions of Windows (for example, Professional or Ultimate). It automatically creates backup copies of files and allows you to restore previous versions of deleted data.
5. Recovery from cloud storage: If you use cloud storage services such as Google Drive or Dropbox, check your account for a saved copy of the file.
It is important to remember that the faster you act after deleting the file, the greater the chances of its successful recovery. The constant use of programs for cleaning the hard disk can reduce the search possibilities