If you accidentally delete one or more important files, or if they have otherwise gone missing, you just might be able to get them back. But there’s no guarantee.

But do not use your computer for any other purpose until you have either successfully recovered the files or given up. Every time you write to your hard drive, you lessen the chances of successful recovery.

I’m listing several recovery options in order of ease and expense. Try the first one. If that doesn’t work, go to the second, and so on.

Windows doesn’t actually delete files; it sends them to the Recycle Bin, where eventually they’ll be deleted. You’ll find the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop. Double-click it and look for the item you want. If you find it, right-click it and select Restore.

If you have a good, regular backup routine, you can’t possibly lose more than one day’s work.

I warned you above against writing to your hard drive when you’re hoping to recover lost files. In order to follow that warning, you need not only a file recovery program, but a portable file recovery program that you can run from a flash drive without installation.

And the free program I’m recommending is Recuva Portable. The program is fast, simple, can preview image formats, and works reliably most of the time.

Recuva recovers the files deleted from the Windows computer, Recycle bin, Digital Camera card, Mp3 Player. It will even bring back the files that are deleted by bugs, viruses.

This is absolutely a best user-interface software that you can use it pretty comfortably.

Features:

1. Simple user interface – just click on ‘Scan’ and choose the files that you want to recover
2. Restores all types of files in your Windows PC like office documents, images, video, music, email, anything.
3. It can be run from USB thumb drive.
4. Supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, NTFS5 , NTFS + EFS file systems.
5. Windows 7 Compatible and it is available in 37+ languages.

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