I have a question about Recycle bin I just delete a file from the recycle bin and i want to retrieve it. What do i do. And please give the name of where the file gose to. thank you.

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|I just delete a file from the recycle bin and i want to retrieve it.
| Emmanuel
|
http://www.google.com/search?q=undelete-utilities

|please give the name of where the file [goes]
|
It is only renamed to something that the operating system ignores.

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Emmanuel,

My understanding is that the HDD sectors, that previously contained the file contents, 
are marked as "freespace" by the Operating System. Eventually that space will be 
over-written and the previous file will no longer be accessable.

If you have not emptied the Recycle Bin, the file should be recoverable. Other than 
that, special file recovery software is required to restore the file. Right click 
on the Recycle Bin and select explore. If the file is still there, right click on 
it then click restore.

bw








On Sunday, November 26, 2006 at 11:48 pm, Emmanuel wrote:

>I have a question about Recycle bin

>         I just delete a file from the recycle bin and i want to retrieve it. What 

>do i do. And please give the name of where the file gose to. thank you.

>
 

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Emmanuel, 

you cannot retrieve a file that you have deleted out of the recycling bin, it is 
gone forever and the title will only show up in the contents of particular hidden 
system DAT file. 

However, files you have recycled and then deleted from the recycling bin can be retrieved 
from the following hidden folder: “C:\Recycled”. 







On Monday, November 27, 2006 at 12:23 am, gewg_ wrote:

>|I just delete a file from the recycle bin and i want to retrieve it.

>| Emmanuel

>|

>http://www.google.com/search?q=undelete-utilities

>

>|please give the name of where the file [goes]

>|

>It is only renamed to something that the operating system ignores.
 

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was: question about after deleting file from recycle bin where do the file gose to?

|Emmanuel,
|you cannot retrieve a file that you have deleted out of the recycling bin,
| mat kuzstov

1) Your statement is only correct if you add
"with the software supplied by Microsoft".

2) You didn't respond to Emmanuel; you responded to me.
Perhaps you should reconsider your choice of Preferences:
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/win98/config

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try this Utility,it's not surefire but still better than nothing
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/restoration.html

:)    werner

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That is not at all true.







On Monday, November 27, 2006 at 6:14 am, mat kuzstov wrote:

>Emmanuel, 

>

>you cannot retrieve a file that you have deleted out of the recycling bin, it is 

>gone forever and the title will only show up in the contents of particular hidden 

>system DAT file. 

>

>However, files you have recycled and then deleted from the recycling bin can be 
retrieved 

>from the following hidden folder: “C:\Recycled”. 

>

>

> 

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What aspect of my post are you talking about? 
Microsoft clearly says that using file-recovery tools 
on 9x systems is highly not recommended & dangerous. 

Btw, you have the intelligence of a 4 year old :)






On Tuesday, August 12, 2008 at 5:46 pm, Ricer46 wrote:

>That is not at all true.

>

>

> 

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|What aspect of my post are you talking about? 
| mat kuzstov
|
ALL of it is nonsense.

|Microsoft clearly says
|
Would that be the same Microsoft
that shipped Internet Exploder and Outbreaks In Excess?

|that using file-recovery tools on 9x systems
|is highly not recommended & dangerous. 
|
[citation needed]
Getting back "deleted" files is child's play.
More shame on M$ for not including such a utility with the OS.

It's 2 years later and you're just as ignorant.
I suggest you learn a lot more about the subjects about which you offer advice,
specifically about *filesystems*.

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File-recovery tools were un-heard of in the late 90s & it is due to the foolish actions 
of people that such programs are created.






On Friday, August 22, 2008 at 12:41 pm, gewg_ wrote:

>|What aspect of my post are you talking about? 

>| mat kuzstov

>|

>ALL of it is nonsense.

>

>|Microsoft clearly says

>|

>Would that be the same Microsoft

>that shipped Internet Exploder and Outbreaks In Excess?

>

>|that using file-recovery tools on 9x systems

>|is highly not recommended & dangerous. 

>|

>[citation needed]

>Getting back "deleted" files is child's play.

>More shame on M$ for not including such a utility with the OS.

>

>It's 2 years later and you're just as ignorant.

>I suggest you learn a lot more about the subjects about which you offer advice,

>specifically about *filesystems*.
 

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|File-recovery tools were un-heard of in the late 90s
| mat kuzstov
|
One of the dumbest things I've heard in a LONG time.
Peter Norton produced an UNDELETE utility
shortly after the IBM-PC was introduced in 1981.

Your flaunting of your extreme ignorance is getting tiring.


|& it is due to the foolish actions of people that such programs are created.
|
Well, YOU should certainly recognize foolish people.
What's that they say about "birds of a feather"?

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