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Home›Tech Advice›Restore Accidentally Deleted Files with Recuva

Restore Accidentally Deleted Files with Recuva

By Matthew Lynch
March 29, 2023
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Have you ever accidentally deleted an important file or folder on your computer? This can be a frustrating and stressful experience, especially if you don’t have a backup copy of the lost data. Thankfully, if you act quickly and use the right tools, you may be able to recover your deleted files.

One of the best software tools for recovering accidentally deleted files is Recuva. Developed by Piriform, the software is available for free download and can be installed on both Windows and Mac operating systems. Here’s how to use Recuva to restore your accidentally deleted files.

Step 1: Download and Install Recuva

The first step is to download and install Recuva on your computer. Visit the Piriform website and click on the “Download Free Version” button. Follow the on-screen instructions and allow the software to install on your computer.

Step 2: Choose the Drive

Once the installation is complete, open Recuva from your Start Menu or Desktop. The software will ask you to choose the drive where your files were originally stored. Select the drive and click on the “Scan” button. The software will start the scanning process to locate the deleted files.

Step 3: Scan for Deleted Files

Recuva will scan the selected drive for deleted files, which could take a few minutes or longer depending on the size of the drive and the number of files it contains. The software will generate a list of all the recoverable files, including the file name, location, size, and status. You can sort the list by various criteria, such as file type, date modified, and status.

Step 4: Preview and Recover Files

Once the scanning process is complete, you can preview the recoverable files by clicking on them on the list. If you find the files you need, select them and click on the “Recover” button. Recuva will ask you to choose a location for the recovered files to be saved to. It is important that you save the file to a different location from the original location to ensure that the files won’t be overwritten or damaged.

Step 5: Save the Recovered Files

Once you have chosen the location to save the recovered files to, click on the “OK” button to start the recovery process. Recuva will save the files to the chosen location, and you can then access them just like any other file on your computer.

In conclusion, if you accidentally delete important files on your computer, don’t panic. Recuva is an easy-to-use software tool that can help you recover your lost files. Just follow the simple steps outlined above, and you should be able to restore your deleted files quickly and easily. 

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