Recycle question
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From: noel888 on 1 Aug 2010 16:01 I know your able to restore a deleted file from the recycle bin and it goes back to its original slot from where it was deleted. Now, I deleted a file from one of my flashdrive gadgets and tried to restore it from the recycle bin, but it is no where to be found...its not back in the original spot of the flashdrive
From: knuttle on 1 Aug 2010 16:40 On 8/1/2010 4:01 PM, noel888 wrote: > I know your able to restore a deleted file from the recycle bin and it > goes back to its original slot from where it was deleted. Now, I > deleted a file from one of my flashdrive gadgets and tried to restore > it from the recycle bin, but it is no where to be found...its not back > in the original spot of the flashdrive I believe each drive has its own recycle bin. I have never seen a recycle directory on a flashdrive, or similar device. You get a similar situation when you delete across a network drive, when deleted it is gone! No restoring from the from the recycle bin
From: Raoul Watson on 1 Aug 2010 20:51 noel888 wrote: > I know your able to restore a deleted file from the recycle bin and it > goes back to its original slot from where it was deleted. Now, I > deleted a file from one of my flashdrive gadgets and tried to restore > it from the recycle bin, but it is no where to be found...its not back > in the original spot of the flashdrive Even after you empty the recycle bin, deleted files are really not removed from the media. The entry in the directory is simply marked unused. Of course if you have written other data on the drive then it is possible that it uses this "free space" and in that case you cannot restore the deleted file. You can try and get an undelete utility. This one is free (called tesdisk, data recovery) Works for FAT32 and NTFS http://www.cgsecurity.org/testdisk-6.12-WIP.win.zip
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