How to Undelete Files in Windows 7?

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 10/02/2012

How can we restore the deleted files by using windows 7?

I want to restore my important files of which backup is also not with me.

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Answered By Lawren chavez 0 points N/A #84550

How to Undelete Files in Windows 7?

Hi,

You can restore your files after deleting them, even if when you empty your recycle bin. Right click on the folder that includes your file before you delete, Properties > [tab] Previous Versions. Then, choose the version you want to restore. Before you restore, you should open it in order to make sure that is exactly the version you want to restore. You can click restore button now.

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Answered By brentimaro 0 points N/A #84551

How to Undelete Files in Windows 7?

Hello,

If it cannot find a file on its computer or incidentally modified or eliminated a file, it is possible to restore from a safety copy (if it is using Windows backup) or can try to restore it from a previous version. First of all, click on team (equipment) in the main menu or menu of beginning. Move up to the folder that contains the file or folder, do it and, next, click in restoring previous versions.

If the folder on the top level of a unit (unity), for example C: , clicks in the unit (unity) and, next, it clicks in restoring previous versions. It will see a list of previous versions of the file or folder. The list will show the files kept in a safety copy (if you use Windows Backup to endorse its files) as well as the restoration points, if both types are available. And you are good to go

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• Posted on - 12/04/2012
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