Restore a file removed by error in Windows Vista

By: Staff Date: January 20, 2008 Recommended by: readers | Level: All

It is all arrived to us one day or the other to remove an important file by inadvertency, fortunately the basket often draws us from business but it is enough to have emptied it or to have made “Maj   Suppr " during the suppression to realize that it is too late!

Actually, when a file is removed, the operating system does nothing but mark this file as being unobtrusive and allocates this space like available. What wants to say that as long as you did not create or moved new files on the partition where your removed files found they are likely to be recovered?

There exist paying and free utilities making it possible to recover its data, I propose to you to use “Restoration”, small software in English, its advantages: do not require an installation, free, and light (single file of 200KB which can be saved on a diskette)

Here an example of restoration of removed file:

1. Download the utility,
2. Unpack rar file,
3. Now you are in the presence of 4 files:
   1. Restoration.exe (program in itself)
   2. README.txt (associated help file)
   3. DLL16.DLL (necessary only for Windows 95 /98/Me) DLL32.DLL (necessary only for Windows 95 /98/Me)
4. Use of the utility,
5. Double to click on the Restoration.exe file to launch the utility:
   1. Select a disc
   2. Indicate a part or the complete name of the file to be recovered
   3. Click on the button “Search Deleted Files” to launch research
   4. Select the file to be restored
   5. Click on the button “Restore by copying

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