What to do if you left. The general meaning of the concept of storage process

Today, it is very common to meet users who, either through ignorance or negligence, accidentally delete files and programs without the possibility of recovering them, and then, as they say, start Let's look at how critical this situation is and find out what it can be represent a program that restores remote programs and files.

Basic principles of information recovery

Let's start with the fact that in Windows operating systems there are at least two ways to delete information:

• placement in the "Basket" and its subsequent cleaning;
• deletion bypassing the "Basket".

In addition, formatting completely erases information from the hard drive.

In the first two cases, if the deletion was made without using the Recycle Bin or with its cleaning, data recovery is not such a complicated procedure. The fact is that when a file is deleted from the OS environment on the hard disk, it is not erased. It's just that at the beginning of the name the first letter is changed to an unreadable symbol "$" (or another). Therefore, the system in the usual sense does not see the object. Almost any program is based on this. It searches for objects on the hard disk by name with the “$” symbol at the beginning of the name.

However, this technique only works if the area or sector where the deleted file is located has not been overwritten. In other words, the maximum possible recovery can only be achieved immediately after an accidental deletion of an object. If, after deletion, copying (moving) or saving processes were performed open documents, there is absolutely no guarantee of the safety of information to be restored.

The easiest way to recover data

So, let's continue to analyze the example with the girl who deleted the program on the computer. How to restore its integrity in the simplest way? The answer is banal: use the system restore tool that is available in any modern "OS".

You just need to go to the appropriate section of the "Control Panel", and after starting, specify the restore point prior to deletion software product. If there is none, you can expand the list and select the one that fits best.

But there are some downsides here. The fact is that after restoring the system itself, applications that were installed after the specified point will simply be deleted. On user files this procedure has no effect. But this method is also suitable for cases when the application was deleted in the programs and components section. A program that restores deleted programs will not work here - only a "native" system utility.

But most the best option can be called the presence of a pre-created backup or system image ( hard drive). Restore all content even with built-in Windows tools can be done in just a couple of minutes. Unfortunately, most users do not create such copies, believing that they take up too much space on the hard drive. But in vain.

Programs for working with hard drives and logical partitions

Now another option: the same girl accidentally deleted the program. How to restore it if the deletion was carried out not through the corresponding section of the control panel, but by hard formatting disk? Now let's discuss.

The situation is, of course, unpleasant, but there is a way out. Enough can be found today a large number of applications called something like Unformat. Data Recovery or, as previously stated, Uneraser.

Let's say the user uninstalled the program. How to recover it after formatting a disk or partition using the appropriate application? Yes, very simple. We launch any utility, specify the formatted partition and perform an analysis. Upon completion of the process, the program will offer to save the data to another partition. Accordingly, we select another volume and save the information there. The whole process is automated, and the user is only required to confirm operations and choose a place to move information.

What program recovers deleted files?

As for working with remote files, special utilities enough today. The simplest free program that restores deleted files, is called Recuva.

True, it is designed to work with multimedia content (photos, graphics, video, audio), but if you specify other content in the search conditions, the application will scan absolutely all the data and display the corresponding list. In it, everything that can be recovered without problems is marked in green, yellow indicates files that you can try to recover, but full guarantee no, and the red color corresponds to objects that cannot be restored.

Now it's up to the little things. Celebrating necessary files and start the recovery process. Objects will be restored to the locations or folders they were in before deletion. Almost all utilities of this type work in approximately the same way. The main disadvantage is that they do not allow you to restore deleted folders.

Data recovery in mobile systems

Since mobile Android systems are the most common today, let's see how to restore deleted programs on Android.

In principle, the ideal option, as for desktop PCs, is to create a backup. This is done elementarily in the settings menu with the selection of the appropriate section. After that, you can restore all deleted data by clicking on the button in the same menu.

There is a remarkable auto-recovery feature that allows you to re-installation application to apply to it all the settings and options that were before. Very comfortably.

Alternatively, you can reset the device to the factory state. After the reboot, the system will offer to set up a new device or restore data when logging into an existing account. The only thing that is required here is an active Internet connection, since the process will be carried out not from the device, but from remote server, which stores all user data, including previously installed programs, contact lists, etc. With all this, even a program that restores programs or files is not required. And really, why? All operations can be performed directly on the device without any connection to a computer and use specialized applications. This option is only suitable for working with memory cards (and even then not always).

Conclusion

That's all in a nutshell about the data recovery procedure. However, it seems that the understanding of what any program that restores deleted programs and files is is also clear. Finally, it remains to give only one piece of advice: do not confuse work with individual files and whole software packages. These are completely different things. Accordingly, the methods of their recovery also differ. But, in principle, in all cases there is nothing complicated even for an unprepared user.

Most users personal computers and laptops for hard drives store important information. For some, these are photographs, for others - working documents. But what if all these files were lost or even accidentally deleted for some reason? How to recover lost information?

In what cases can deleted files be recovered?

The first step is to understand how a hard drive works. All its data is stored on clusters - these are small "pieces" of information with a capacity of 1 byte to 4 megabytes. Files are built from clusters. The first bits of each of them are marked with zero or one. Those electronic documents in which "0" is set in the attributes are considered as deleted. In fact, they are, but as soon as necessary, this information will be deleted, and a new one will be written in its place.

What happens when a user deletes a file from the hard drive? It does not disappear anywhere, but the same “zero” is written in its properties. Why is such an algorithm used?

What happens when a user deletes a file from the hard drive?

First, to speed up the hard drive. Otherwise, the process of deleting a file would take ten times longer - it would be overwritten on an empty electronic document (in time it will take the same time as copying given file to another directory on the same hard drive).

Secondly, such an algorithm allows you to increase the operational resource of the hard disk. After all, clusters are damaged over time, and when a critical point is reached (each manufacturer sets its own “critical” indicator), the hard drive can simply fail - the operating system will stop working with it. The same Windows, for example, in this case constantly displays a notification about the need to back up data and transfer it to another computer.

In total, after deleting a file, even bypassing the recycle bin, the data remains on the hard drive. But they will subsequently be overwritten if new data is copied to the hard drive (or rather, to the hard disk partition). Accordingly, it is possible to recover lost files only if the following factors are observed:

• information was lost due to a software failure, not a hard drive failure;
• after data loss no new data on HDD were not recorded (to the same partition where the lost data was previously present).

But there are also exceptions to the rule. In modern editions of Windows(starting from version 2000 and older) a system was introduced automatic creation restore points. That is, Windows backs up data that has changed while working with the operating system. Several "snapshots" of the OS are created, so the user can roll back the changes made and restore the state of the computer to last run. However, this is true only for small electronic documents. By Windows default reserves 5% of the total volume on the hard disk for recovery points. If the lost information takes up more space, then only a part of them can be restored.

It is also quite possible to recover data from a physically damaged hard drive. But such procedures are carried out only in a laboratory, and such a service will be quite expensive. In "home conditions" such manipulations are impossible.

How to recover files from the trash?

AT Windows remote files are previously moved to the trash (if used standard settings). The user can restore them from there at any time. For this you need:

• open the "Basket";
• click on a previously deleted file right click mouse and select Restore.

The file will be moved to the directory from where it was previously deleted to the Recycle Bin.

Recovery via trash

Restoring through the "Previous versions" tab

By default, Windows saves a backup copy for every edited file. This and text documents, and images, and executable files. To restore a previous version of a document:

• click on the desired file with the right mouse button;
• select "Properties";
• then go to the tab " Previous Versions».

There will be a list of more early versions files that can be recovered. It is enough to select the appropriate one and click "Restore". But you should take into account the nuance - if you click exactly "Restore", then the current version of the file will be overwritten. To keep both the previous and current version document, you must select "Copy".

Recovering deleted files through the "Previous Versions" tab

How to get files back using "Restore Point"?

How to recover deleted files via regular utility System Restore in Windows? For this it is enough:

• go to "Start" - "All Programs" - "Accessories" - "System Tools" and run the "System Restore" utility;

In the System Restore window, click the "Next" button

• after a short system scan, the user will be provided with a list of created restore points with an indication of the date of formation for each of them;

We select the point at which Windows worked without errors (be guided by the dates)

• choose the appropriate one (created after when necessary information were still on the hard drive) and click "Restore" or "Finish".

Before restoring the system, save all current files

After a few minutes, Windows will ask you to restart your computer. With a new Windows boot will be brought to the state that was at the time the restore point was created.

It is worth considering that if the user recently installed any programs, then most likely they will be deleted after the system restore, since at the time the restore point was created they were not on the hard drive.

Recovery using special utilities

There is specialized programs, which are able to work with lost data marked with "zero" in the properties. That is, they allow you to scan the hard drive and see those files that were previously on the hard drive, but are no longer displayed through the explorer (since they were deleted or damaged). For example, here are the most popular among them.

Program	Short description	pros	Minuses	Link to download
PhotoRec	Optimal for image recovery, there is a built-in algorithm for recovering damaged photos	Handles images better than others, the program is free	Practically unsuitable for restoring non-images	https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec_EN
Recuva	A simple file recovery program from the creators of CCleaner	Simple interface, very detailed hard disk scanning	Does not check documents for integrity, so after recovery they may simply not open	https://www.ccleaner.com/recuva
DiskDril	A specialized program with support for almost all existing file systems, also able to work with GPT, MBR file tables	Allows you to recover files even from damaged hard disk partitions, there is a version for MacOS	The program is paid free version allows you to recover only 500 MB of data	https://www.cleverfiles.com/ru/disk-drill-windows.html
Ontrack EasyRecovery	Highly powerful program from a studio with over 10 years of experience in data recovery research and development	Works with encrypted files, archives, files damaged by viruses	Quite high cost, free version has too limited functionality	https://www.ontrack.com/products/data-recovery-software/
R-studio	Whole software package to restore files and work with damaged hard drives	Works with archives, supports the creation of quick "casts" hard drives for their subsequent detailed scanning on other equipment	High cost, free version only recovers files up to 64 KB	https://www.r-studio.com/en/

Experienced users recommend using Recuva because this program It has small size, free, for most cases has sufficient functionality. We offer for viewing a useful video on the topic, which shows in detail how to Recuva you can recover deleted files:

It is possible to recover lost data, although not in all cases. If the user just accidentally deleted the files or they disappeared, for example, due to an abnormal shutdown, then the most important thing is not to copy any new data after that to the hard disk. You should try to restore files using the built-in windows tools, and if this does not help, use the above utilities.

If you accidentally deleted a vital important files or formatted the hard drive, which contained valuable information, then you have come to the right place. In this article, we will talk about how to recover deleted files on a computer or flash drive. We admit that the situation is unpleasant, but you should not panic either. We will tell you right away, we will restore everything! Let's not philosophize much, it's better to get down to business right away. Reestablish remote information you can use the completely free DMDE program , which you can download from the link.

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Oh yes, I completely forgot, this program is portable and can be run on any computer without installation. It can be written to a USB flash drive and carried everywhere with you - thereby being sure that at any time you can recover any deleted files. After unzipping, run "dmde.exe".

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Then we will permanently delete this folder.

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Let's assume that these files were very important to us and we want to restore them. What to do? Now back to the program itself. After launching it, it will automatically detect all physical and logical devices on your computer. Then:

1. The program explicitly needs to indicate that the information was on the logical drive
2. You have to choose one logical drive, which contained the files that we are trying to recover. You can check whether we have chosen the right disk by size.
3. Press the "OK" button

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After that, the check of all directories and folders that were and are on the disk begins. When finished, you will see the following window. Double click on our disk.

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Then we choose .

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After selection, the virtual reconstruction of all disk files begins. Click "OK" and wait for the process to finish.

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After reconstruction in the window, we can find the folder "FILES", which was deleted (it is indicated by a red cross).

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Restoring the entire folder right away will not work, since our program is free, but we don’t care, because the information in this folder is very important (instead of music, there may be valuable work documents or something else). To restore files, go inside the folder and restore everything individually. To do this, check the box next to the object to be restored and right click for this object, in the drop-down menu, select "Restore Object".

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After that, a menu opens in front of you, where you will be asked to select a place where you want to restore the object. We strongly recommend that you DO NOT restore to the place where this object was before. There is a possibility that this sector could be overwritten or bad.

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After recovery, this file was normally reproduced in the player.

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The second case of critical complexity

The case discussed above is the simplest. Let's analyze the situation when you need to restore deleted information from formatted hard drive or flash drive. I will show you how this can be done using a flash drive as an example. I will tell you right away that the actions here are performed in the same way as in the previous case (Starting with FIGURE 6 and ending with FIGURE 9). However, there are still differences here. After selecting an item "All Found + Reconstruction" search for deleted files did not give results.

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But we will still try to conduct an in-depth search. For this we go:

1. To the "Disk Partitions" tab
2. We select our disk (flash drive)
3. Click "Search by NTFS"

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After that, we are prompted to select a search area. We do not change anything here so that the program would completely scan the USB flash drive and find all kinds of information on it.

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After that, click the "OK" button and the scanning process starts. Its duration depends on the size of the hard drive or flash drive.

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After the scan is completed, we are prompted to save the logo. We agree.

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Then we press "All Found + Reconstruction", as in FIGURE 8, and we get a list of files to be restored. Oh yes, I completely forgot, here we will try to restore the archive with photos that were previously on a formatted flash drive.

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After that, right-click on the archive and click "Restore Object"

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After you have chosen "Restore Object" in the same way as in the previous case (FIGURE 12), you will be asked to choose a place where this object will be restored. Then the recovery process begins.

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After all that has been done, recovering deleted information will not be difficult for you.

Important note:In fact, the amount of deleted information and the time of its removal do not play any role. After all, even when formatting the hard drive, it is erased top level addresses, that is, in a simple familiar way, you will not get to this information. But if the hard drive or flash drive is overwritten (and even repeatedly), then recovering the files will be much more difficult. However, all this is done in exactly the same way as we discussed above. With repeated overwriting, there is no 100% guarantee. therefore REMEMBER: if you accidentally erased the files you need, then nothing do not write to a flash drive or hard drive, otherwise the newly recorded files may occupy the sector of the media where your files are located.

Summing up: Having considered this article, we have learned how to recover deleted files from a flash drive or hard drive. The DMDE program is a very convenient (and most importantly, free) assistant in information and data recovery.

Storing information in digital form has many advantages, among which the most significant is the amount of data that can be stored in the minimum unit of digital device memory. But this method of storage also has its drawbacks. When a storage device fails, operating system or erroneous actions of the user, the data may be lost. Fortunately, in most cases, unintentional deletion of files is not permanent and, with the right and timely approach, they can be recovered.

Recovery of deleted files is possible due to the very algorithm of writing information to the hard disk. New files are not written to empty sectors or cells, but over previously deleted ones, physically stored on the disk until they are completely overwritten. That is, when deleting files are not destroyed immediately. Instead, the system erases the first character of the filename and marks the space it occupies as free, while the file itself remains on disk. The exception is SSD drives with the TRIM function enabled, the cells of such media are completely cleared, so recovering accidentally deleted files becomes an almost impossible task.

So, is it possible to recover files deleted from a computer? Yes, quite, unless they were overwritten by other data. For these purposes, it is best to use special programs, since Windows itself does not have any intelligible means. Restore files with regular tools only if they have been moved to the Recycle Bin, and also if the system has the shadow copy function and/or file history enabled. First, let's look at an example of recovering files deleted from a hard drive without using third-party programs.

Recovering deleted files using Windows

In Windows 7 and 10, if you open the properties of any folder or file, you can see the "Previous versions" tab, and in it - a list backups objects. Even if the files were deleted past the Recycle Bin, it is enough to select desired version backup and click the "Restore" or "Open" button.

But not everything is so simple. The fact is that the “Previous Versions” tab will most likely be empty, according to at least, in the properties of directories on the user drive. In order for copies to be created, protection must be enabled in the system properties for the corresponding partition, that is, .

Note: you can recover deleted files using the "Previous Versions" function only if they were located in folders, and not in the root of the disk.

It is highly desirable that the "File History" function is also enabled in the system, which provides periodic backup contents of user libraries and desktop.

This primarily applies to Windows 8 and 8.1 systems, where the "Previous versions" tab in the properties of objects is missing. It is difficult to say for sure what prompted the Microsoft developers to remove it from the eighth version, and then return it in the tenth, however, the shadow copy technology itself was untouched.

How to recover files deleted from a computer by gaining direct access to shadow copies will be discussed below, but for now let's say a few words about File History. This option appeared in Windows 8 as an alternative to the "Previous Versions" function, which was tied to the creation of system restore points. The File History feature is independent, but in order to use it, an additional physical disk or flash drive must be connected to the computer, or, alternatively, a network drive.

It is very easy to recover deleted data with it. To do this, click on the link "Restore personal files”, select a folder or a file located in it in the window that opens and click the button with a rounded arrow.

Now, regarding the recovery of files from shadow copies in Windows 8 and 8.1. As already mentioned, the "Previous Versions" tab is missing in these versions of the system. So what if you need to restore specific file, is it really necessary to roll back to previous point recovery? Not at all necessary.

Open as administrator command line and run the command in it vssadmin list shadows.

As a result, you will get a list of all restore points. Pay attention to the "Source volume" parameter, it will indicate the letter of the drive from which you are going to recover data. Then, having determined the number of the backup copy (it is indicated at the end of the value of the "Volume shadow copy"), run the following command:

mklink /d %SystemDrive%/shadow //?/GLOBALROOT/Device/HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy7/

AT this example the restore point is number 7, your value will be different. As a result of executing the command, a symbolic link will appear in the root of drive C shadow.

By clicking on it, you will be taken exactly to the shadow copy!

This method works equally well in Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, but again, you need to remember that it makes sense to resort to it only if the system restore point creation function is enabled on the system.

File recovery using special programs

Above, we examined in detail how to recover files deleted from the Recycle Bin during its cleaning or lost for other reasons, using the system itself. As shown above, all these methods have significant limitations. To be able to recover data directly from a disk, and not from backups, you should use special programs, among which there are both paid and free ones.

R-studio

R-studio- powerful professional program to recover deleted files from various digital devices ranging from hard drives to CD/DVDs and memory cards. The application supports all popular file systems, RAID arrays, can create images physical disks and individual volumes. Despite the fact that R-Studio is aimed at advanced users, the data recovery procedure in it is not difficult.

After launching the program, select the target disk or partition in the left column and click the "Show disk contents" icon on the toolbar.

In this case, a list of remote directories will be displayed on the left, and their contents, marked with red crosses, will be displayed on the right.

Check the checkboxes of the objects that you would like to restore and select the "Restore checked" option from the main menu. Next, in the window that opens, you will need to specify the folder for saving files, set, if necessary, Extra options restore and click OK.

If files have been lost due to corruption file system or formatting, it is advisable to scan the disk by selecting the appropriate option in the main menu.

Pre-scanning the media allows you to perform a more holistic and in-depth analysis, which means increasing the chance of recovering lost data.

Upon completion of the procedure, the list of disks will appear new element"Found by Signatures".

Select it with the mouse, click on right column click on the link "Files found by information about the typical features of their data structure", mark the necessary elements in the next window and restore them.

Ontrack EasyRecovery

Another professional commercial product, which allows you to quickly and efficiently recover deleted files. Ontrack EasyRecovery It has user-friendly interface as step by step wizard, which greatly facilitates the work with the program. The application supports data recovery from hard drives, ZIP and CD/DVD drives, flash drives, memory cards, RAID arrays, as well as various devices with flash memory.

The recovery procedure in Ontrack EasyRecovery consists of several steps. At the first stage, you will be asked to select the type of media, at the second you need to specify a specific disk or partition, at the third you will need to select an operation (in this example, this is recovery).

To do this, select the directory with deleted files in the tree view (it will be marked in green), right-click on it and select the "Save As" option from the menu.

You can also restore individual files by doing the same in the right column of the program window. If you switch to the "Previews" tab, you can view thumbnails of the recovered files, however, such viewing is available only for images.

Recuva

From free programs to recover deleted files, you can recommend Recuva. This simple yet effective tool allows you to recover any type of data from different digital media, supports viewing preview images and hex code of files of different formats.

Recuva is very easy to use. After starting the program, select the volume in the drop-down list and click the "Analyze" button. The program will scan the media and display a list of deleted files.

Mark the items you need with checkboxes, click the "Restore" button and specify the directory to save them.

You can also use context menu, selecting the "Restore selected" option in it.

The program has a simple search by file name and format, it is possible to view basic information - status, date of creation and modification, size and full path.

Need to know about it

So, we examined in detail what to do if you deleted the desired file. Usage third party programs in this case has its advantages, as it allows you to recover files even if the partition is deleted and the file system is damaged, but there is something to keep in mind. If you accidentally delete or lose files, do not write any data to the partition in which they were located, as there is a risk of overwriting the sectors containing them.

For this reason, the recovery program should be installed on a "free" partition other than the one from which you are going to restore. Ideally, you need to remove the hard drive, connect it to another computer and start scanning from it. You also cannot save recovered files to the same partition, in which case you risk losing them completely. That is, if you are recovering files from drive D, you should save them to drive C or a USB flash drive.

Hello! Probably, many of you have found yourself in a rather unpleasant situation more than once when someone or you yourself, by mistake, deleted the necessary files on your computer or laptop. In this situation, all users have the same question in their heads: “How to recover deleted files?”. I will tell you right away that if you suddenly did not see the file you need in the usual place, then you should not panic and get upset. Perhaps not everything is so bad and lost data can be easily returned. And we will consider in detail how to do this.

As I said above, do not panic if you suddenly did not find the files you need. Perhaps it will be quite simple to restore them using standard means, since not all files are permanently deleted from the computer, which means there is a high probability of finding them and returning them to disk, for this we will consider two methods that I will describe below.

How to recover deleted files from recycle bin.

This method is the simplest and most harmless. By default, all files that the user deletes from the hard drive go to temporary storage - the "Recycle Bin". Essentially, this special folder, which stores files that the user deletes. If you didn't change Windows settings, then look for your files in the trash.

To restore files from the trash, it will be enough to select the necessary ones. In the window, go to the "Management" tab and click on the "Restore selected objects" button.

If you want to return all the files in the trash to their place, then click the "Restore all objects" button.

Note! Large files, usually movies, folders with games, disk images are deleted without being placed in the recycle bin, as in most cases they exceed the allowable amount that is allocated for it. This makes recovering large files a rather problematic and sometimes impossible task.

As a rule, newbies, out of inexperience, often remove various program shortcuts from the desktop that, in their opinion, they do not need. But many do not know that by removing the shortcut, the program itself will still remain on your computer's hard drive.

To restore program shortcuts, you can do the following:

I want to draw your attention to the fact that when using the system restore tool, you will not be able to restore deleted files, programs or games, but you will be able to return program shortcuts, as well as system settings that were before the changes were made. Let's look at an example of how to perform a recovery Windows systems 7 and get back the deleted files.

We use the system restore function.

To use the system restore function, do the following:

In most cases, System Restore is useless, but sometimes it can be used to restore remote shortcuts and system files and folders.

How to recover deleted files using third-party programs.

As a rule, standard tools for recovering deleted files do not bring the desired result, and users have to resort to help third-party utilities that are able to recover lost data.

PhotoRec - get back deleted files.

If you still do not know how to recover deleted files, then a free, but quite functional utility called PhotoRec will come to the rescue. Judging by the name, the program should be able to restore photos, but its functionality allows you to work with many . Also, another plus of this utility is that it does not require installation and is distributed in an archive that is enough to unpack and run executable file. This allows you to run the program from external media.

You can download the program from the official website of the developer - www.cgsecurity.org

After downloading, unpack the archive to any location and run the utility. The algorithm for working with the program is as follows:

1. In the main window of the program, we will see disks that we can work with. Therefore, select the desired disk;

Note! The program can work with disk images in img format.

To start the program, click the "Search" button and wait for the end of the test results. As a rule, you should not hope for a 100% result, but with the help of this utility there is a high probability of recovering lost files: photos, documents, audio recordings. If the result does not satisfy you, then let's consider another program.

How to recover deleted files with Recuva

One more free utility, which can recover deleted files. You can also download it from the developers' website - recuva.su/download.

The program has a Russian-language interface, so any user can work with it.

Note! The program should be installed on hard section drive where you do not want to restore files.

The principle of working with the program is as follows:

After the program scans, you will be shown all the detected files, which you will need to tick off and click on the "Restore" button. With the help of this program, in most cases, photos, documents and other light files stored on the hard drive are recovered.

DMDE is a powerful file recovery tool.

Another free utility that has great potential and can most likely recover deleted files from a hard drive or flash drive. The program does not require installation, so you can always have it at hand if you carry it on a flash card or portable HDD. As usual, the utility is available from the official website of the developers - dmde.ru. Therefore, we do not waste time and download the archive with the program.

The program interface is intuitive, but for beginners there is detailed guide, how to recover deleted files, which I recommend that you familiarize yourself with before starting work.

I will not describe in detail the entire process of the program in this article, since it is similar to the previous options. Let me just say that the program does an excellent job with its task and sometimes restores files even in completely hopeless situations.

Let's summarize.



Article authors: Gvindzhilia Grigory and Pashchenko Sergey