Re: Deleted file recovery software
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Gene
I don't know how well Recuva works for most
people. I have had little success with it though there's no harm in
trying.
However, if the files were on your machine at the
time a restore point was made, if you are using the default settings, the files
will be retained by shadow copy. I won't go into how to find them in this
message because I don't know how long they were on the drive nor do I know if
you have System Restore active. I also don't know if the procedure is the
same as mine since I don't know what version of Windows you are using.
Gene
From: Brian Vogel
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2016 12:32 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Deleted file recovery software Chris, I can't swear to accessibility on this particular program, but others by the same maker (e.g. CCleaner) are. Have a look at Piriform.com and their Recuva utility. It's free and you've got nothing to lose but a few minutes time by trying it. In the case of deleted files that bypassed the Recycle Bin or have been emptied from it, the sooner you try to recover them the better.
Life is the art of drawing sufficient conclusions from insufficient premises. ~ Samuel Butler, 1835-1902
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