2 Ways to Restore Permanently Deleted Files (100% Work)
Have you ever accidentally deleted a file? Must have right? This also often happens and is experienced by people who use computer technology.
If the file is not permanently deleted, then the file can still be restored via the Recycle Bin folder. This is certainly not too worrying, simply by clicking Restore then the file will return to its origin before being deleted. However, if the file is accidentally deleted permanently, then you need the help of software to restore it.
In this article, we will explain about how to restore permanently deleted files. Basically there are two ways that can be used to restore permanently deleted files, namely with software and without software.
Restoring without software is meant by using the recovery facility in the folder where the file was stored before it was deleted. This method is quite effective but unfortunately not all OS supports this facility, therefore we recommend using software.
How to Restore Deleted Files on a Laptop / Computer
The use of software in addition to being more accessible to all computers is also easier to use with a simple user interface and of course lightweight on all computers. The software is called EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and PC Inspector File Recovery. Immediately, the tutorial on how to restore deleted files you can see below:
1. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard
One of the most powerful recovery software is EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. I often use this software to restore my files that were accidentally deleted. How to use EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard? Check out the steps below:
1. First of all, download the EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard (Free) application via the following link, then install as usual.
2. Open the EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard application and select the partition you want to recover files from. If you want to recover deleted files in a certain folder, select Browse on Specify a location then select the folder in question. Next select Scan.
3. Wait for the scanning process to complete. The length of the scanning process depends on the number of files on the partition / folder to be recovered. If the scanning process is complete, please select which files you want to recover. Check the desired files then click Recover.
4. Select the destination folder (eg folder HAPPY DATA) where the recovered files will be saved, then click OK.
5. Congratulations! Your files have been successfully recovered.
6. To make sure the file was successfully recovered, please open the destination folder (step no. 4) and try to open one of the files that were successfully recovered. For example below, I have successfully recovered my Word file and when I open the file, fill in the Word document still intact and nothing broken.
2. PC Inspector File Recovery
Another alternative software that you can use is PC Inspector File Recovery. This recovery software is quite powerful, although it is not as powerful as EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, but there is nothing wrong if you try it. Here are the steps on how to restore deleted files with PC Inspector File Recovery.
1. Before starting to run PC Inspector File RecoveryFirst, we will try to delete files in the form of documents that are already stored on a flash or removable disk. Here we delete it permanently (using the button Shift + Del) so you can’t restore it via Recycle Bin.
2. After deleting the files on the flash drive then run PC Inspector File Recovery on your computer by double-clicking or right-clicking and Open. In the current version of PC Inspector File Recovery you are required to select the language settings first. choose English then select tick.
3. The main function of PC Inspector File Recovery software is to restore deleted files, but on the start page you are required to choose one of the tools to be used. Make sure you choose Recover Deleted Files.
4. Select the drive to be recovered. On the picture it says Windows Drive G or so-called Removable Disk G:. Then click the check-shaped button.
5. Next you will see a column that says Content of Deleted which saves the recovery of previously deleted files. It seems that the recovery process cannot be done on files that have been deleted for a long time. Make sure the selected file has a “good” description indicating the possibility to be recovered or restored.
6. Right click on the selected file and select Save To to determine the folder that holds the recovery results. We set the location of the destination in the old folder, namely in Removable Disk G, but you can set it elsewhere as you wish. After making sure that the destination folder is selected again, click the green check-shaped button.
7. The file recovery process will take place quickly. You can immediately check into the selected destination folder to make sure that the files have been restored.
Basically, even if permanently deleted files are still stored in a special directory. The purpose of making software such as PC Inspector File Recovery is as an intermediary to access the intended directory. In addition to using PC Inspector File Recovery, there are actually many similar software with equally good capabilities. Other recommended alternatives are EaseUS Data Recovery and Recuva.
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