If you've accidentally deleted important files from your Windows 10 computer, don't panic! You can try using the built-in File History feature, which automatically backs up your files to an external drive or network location. If that's not enabled, you can also try using a data recovery software like EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, which can scan your hard drive for deleted files and recover them. Additionally, you can also try using the Command Prompt to recover deleted files using the "chkdsk" and "recover" commands.
When you delete a file in Windows 10, it doesn't get destroyed, but rather becomes unreferenced, making it invisible. The deleted data remains physically present on the hard drive until it's overwritten by new data. This means that undeleting files is possible as long as the deleted data hasn't been overwritten.
To prevent accidental data loss, it's crucial to stop using your computer and saving new data immediately after deleting files. This will help prevent the system from overwriting the deleted data. If you've already deleted files and want to recover them, the first step is to stop using the system and follow the steps outlined below, which will maximize the chances of recovering your data in its original form.
To undelete files in Windows 10, consider using the powerful tool Deep Data Recovery, which is an intuitive and easy-to-use tool that can undelete or unformat data from various storage devices, even after files have been permanently deleted using the Shift + Delete command.
To recover deleted files in Windows 10, Deep Data Recovery is the best choice. The process is straightforward: simply download and install the undelete tool, launch it, and select the drive or folder from which you want to recover files.
Step 1. Download and install the Windows 10 undelete tool. Follow the on-screen instructions for installation, then launch the tool on your computer.
Step 2. Select the files you want to recover, which will be all types by default, but you can choose specific types if needed. Click "Next" to start the recovery process.
Step 3. After selecting the partition where the deleted file was stored, click on "Scan" to begin the recovery process. This will initiate a thorough scan of the selected partition to locate the deleted file.
Step 4. The Quick Scan will perform a scan of the partition and display a list of recoverable deleted files, sorted by file type in a tree-directory on the left-hand panel. You can select which files to recover and which to keep deleted. Once you've made your selections, click the "Recover" button at the top right corner of the window.
Tip: If some files are not found, a Deep Scan of the partition is required. To do this, click on the "Deep Scan" option at the top of the window. After the Deep Scan is complete, a preview of all recoverable files from the partition will be shown again. You can then select the files you want to undelete and click on "Recover" at the top right of the window.