If you just emptied them then the files are still on your hard drive. To find them just press start and click on search. Click on all files and folders and type the file name. Next click on local hard drives and you will find them. If you want to delete something for good, press shift and delete.
2007-04-15 17:11:02
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answer #1
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answered by mike t 3
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Yes, let me first explain the process of deletion.
Now when u delete say any files, say fileA and fileB. Now when u delete , at this time windows actually dosent remove the file from the hard disk, instead it removes the references to that file. Inshort u loose the info that there were 2 files, but those 2 files are really there on your comp. Now when u over wirte or rather windows overwrites those part of hard disk , then at that time file is lost and u cannot recover it.
Now ur problem, there are many softwares which can recover deleted windows files. so u gotta go to any search engine and search for them.
2007-04-15 17:00:40
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answered by nimit vachhani 2
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in case you empty the Trash the archives are long previous. If a software does an instantaneous deletion in preference to shifting archives to the Trash, then the archives are long previous. records restoration is attainable yet you won't be able to technique any added writing operation to the complicatedpersistent yet in simple terms close your laptop down. actual as quickly as we delete archives, the archives themselves are no longer likely erased-basically the itemizing entries are deleted. the area which substitute into occupied via the “deleted archives” has been back to the gadget as attainable for storage, yet if fact be told that the “deleted archives” are nonetheless at thepersistent. yet once you write any records into thepersistent will overwrite the area of the "deleted archives" and those archives would be lost completely. additionally in case you save a record into the complicatedpersistent with the same call of one record which has already positioned into thepersistent, the previous one would be overwritten via the hot one and would't be recovered. perchance you may attempt uFlysoft records restoration for Mac, it could get well empty trash on Mac basically in 3 steps: Step a million. launch the utility to test the device the place your archives deleted Step 2: Preview the test result archives and make mark if this is the single you detect Step 3: get well archives
2016-11-24 21:41:41
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answered by Anonymous
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Recuva is the best and fastest that I've found.It will tell you the condition of the file and whether it is worth recovering.Windows will overwrite some files, depending on the size of free space on your hardrive.Even though they have been overwritten, some are still salvagable, depending on the type of file you lost.
2007-04-15 17:13:54
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answered by golfer2 7
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it really depends on the situation.. how many times you've emptied the bin, how much you've used the computer since. some retrievals are successful.. some aren't. there are just so many things to factor in. check out this program though, and good luck http://www.r-tt.com/
2007-04-15 16:49:04
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answered by hellllp 4
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Program called "getdataback" there si a fat32 version and an NTFS version. You would be looking for the NTFS version
2007-04-15 16:53:15
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answered by kcm_karts 2
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Only if you have a System Recovery program installed such as GoBack
2007-04-15 16:46:57
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answered by kcorbin911 2
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recuva
http://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2007/02/recuva-undelete-unerase-file-recovery.html
2007-04-15 16:46:22
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answered by Anonymous
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