[2024 NEW] How To Recover Emptied Trash? | Deleted Files Not In Recycle Bin

📌Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:24 Method 1. Use File History to Recover Files
01:11 Method 2. Use Windows Backup to Recover Files
01:37 Method 3. Use 4DDiG Data Recovery Software

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✅Details:
Have you ever accidentally deleted important files only to find that they did not appear in the recycle bin? This is not only frustrating, but may also have serious consequences. Don't worry, today we will teach you three methods to retrieve these lost files.

Method 1. Use File History to Recover Files
First, go to Settings. Click Update and security. Find backup in the left menu, click on more options and select related settings. To click on restore Files from a current backup. In the next window, choose the files and folders you need. To restore the files, select your folder and click on the green button saying restore to original location. Click continue and after recovering. All your data will be restored.

Method 2. Use Windows Backup to Recover Files
This method only works if you have a backup with the external hard drive. Remember to connect those backup drives to your PC before starting. First, go to the start menu, type Control Panel and click on it, then click on backup and restore. Hit restore my files to recover your deleted files. If you didn't back up your files in advance, this method may not help you out.

Method 3. Use 4DDiG Data Recovery Software
Here I recommend you use the 4DDiG Data Recovery Software. 4DDiG supports all kinds of data recovery, it can recover data from internal computer, SD cards, USB external hard drive etc. it also support data recovery from over 1000+ different type files including photos, videos, documents etc. You can follow my step. launch 4DDiG firstly. Choose the location where you lost your file, select file types. Hit scan. After the scan complete. Find your target file, and hit recover. Simple like this, and you have your files back!

Remember, protecting data security is everyone's responsibility. Regular backups, cautious operation, and the use of professional software are all effective methods for protecting data.

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[cindyloupas]

I did what you said but in file history is says no files were found. Can I still get my files back?