Dear Users, have you ever come across a situation when with an inadvertent click of your mouse, a whole lot of materials is deleted, even from your Recycle Bin? You are stunned! You shake your head in disbelief, and cry out: Oh God, what have I done? The file was an
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important one, and its deletion,
state of shock and despair. Cheer up! The situation is not as gloomy as you imagine. You have a solution that could bring smile back on your face. And the solution is Recuva, a product from Piriform. Yes, as the name suggests, this software would help you recover your deleted files or disk.
state of shock and despair. Cheer up! The situation is not as gloomy as you imagine. You have a solution that could bring smile back on your face. And the solution is Recuva, a product from Piriform. Yes, as the name suggests, this software would help you recover your deleted files or disk.
How it works is explained in the following steps:
- Install Piriform Tool Recuva properly.
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2. Open Piriform and Recuva Wizard will open-up. Tick ‘Do not Show this Wizard’ on Start Up and click ‘cancel’ (Recommended).
3. This Operation takes you to the Advanced mode of Recuva.
4. Select the Drive from where you wish to look for the deleted file(s), and then get it scanned.
5. Select the type of file you want to recover, viz. Picture, Music, video, compressed, documents, Emails, etc.
6. Go to option → Actions → Tick ‘Deep Scan’ and press ‘OK’.
7. Click ‘Scan’.
8. Wait for sometime, and you will find the names of files emerging one after another - category-wise in the window.
7. Click ‘Scan’.
8. Wait for sometime, and you will find the names of files emerging one after another - category-wise in the window.
9. Look for the file you are searching for recovery, and tick the appropriate box. Next, click the button ‘recover’. The step next to this is to select the path you wish to keep your file in.
10. Now, you have your file(s) back to your computer. Isn’t it a magic worth experimenting?
Caution: Mind it, all the files that are indicated in the window may not necessarily get recovered, as recovery depends on the qualitative status (state) of the file.
