Deleted data recovery

Have you ever been regretted that you had deleted the important data stored on your PC? Are you urging to retrieve or recover these data and feeling helpless of the empty Recycle Bin? Here provides some information about how to recover the deleted data.

My friend is a computer newbie, a few days ago I found her Recycle Bin was full of useless data, fragment files, and temp files. She said she has for years sent unwanted and useless data to the Recycle Bin, just hit delete and thought they were gone. I told her that, although the Recycle Bin allowed you to confirm deletion of files, and restore files if they were accidentally deleted, a Recycling Bin’s capacity was taken from your hard drives, sometimes we needed to configure the Recycling Bin settings to optimize our PC and release more storage space of our hard drives. The default configuration of the Recycle Bin was to hold 10% of the total capacity of the host hard disk drive. So she set the default configuration and release more storage space. And I also taught her to delete data by using “Shift” + “Del”.

But yesterday she told me she has deleted her family photos accidentally and wanted to recover these data. I asked her do not do anything, and do not rewrite to your hard drives any more. And I gave her an instruction about how to recover data after deleting.

It is possible to recover these data because when a file is deleted it is not completely deleted, the windows just mark the deleted space as available space so that the space can be utilized for storing other files or programs. There are usually two ways: Manual data recovery, and data recovery software.

Compared with the complicated and long time waiting manual data recovery, you may try some data recovery software first to recover deleted data. DiskGetor Data Recovery will start a professional data recovery process immediately. It is a powerful data recovery software to retrieve the deleted data. With its abundant functions, it can also recover lost, damaged and formatted data from hard drive or partition. Why not have a try?