is possible to recover overwritten data?
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If the data has been completely overwritten I don't think there is anyway of getting it back, but if it has been partially overwritten you may be able to get some of it back i.e. if it is a word doc file.\nUsing something like 'Restoration' which I have had some success with in the past but ensure you install it on another hardrive otherwise you will risk overwriting the data you are trying to retrieve.\n\nCheers!
786191
There are some chances you can recover them with some un-erase utilities, provided that you have deleted the files recently and nothing is written over the deleted space.
1011967
Use PC Inspetor File Recovery!!!\n\nYou can download it from http://www.downlaod.com
906351
WEll Flamy use the software called REcover my files ..... which is the best & recovers the file without any damage .. u can search it on google & get its key from www.seriall.com ... without key u cant recover the files
302993
What happened is probably one of a thousand different things, i can suggest two things, possibly your folders have the "hidden" flag turned on so make your system display hidden folders (depending on your operating system this is done differnt ways) the second option is Spinrite a program avalible from GRC.com it is inexpensive, small and will recover much (90%) if not all of your lost data. It is VERY important though that you limit the use of your hard drive untill you recover your data as if your data will be overwritten more and more untill you recover it.
170824
No, once the file itself is deleted you can not get it back by clicking on a 'list' of files. That is what your history is, a list of places, things.
810334
when you delete any thing on the hard drive.\n\nthe reference to the data is removed and it will be used only when there is no more space to use.\n\nhopefully you should be able to recover it unless the location has been overwritten.
671988
No.  If there is data on it it is still formatted.  Your best bet is to try it in some other computers.  You might also try some disk recovery utilities to see if they can get what you need.\n\nBottom line though, stop using floppy disks -- they are horribly unreliable and flash drives are really cheap now.
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call any reputable computer repair shop in your area.  If they don't do it on-site, they should be able to refer you to someone who does.  \n\nFYI: do NOT use anyone who will charge you for their services if no data is recovered.  In other words, no results/data= no $$
730166
It depends,  When items are deleted from a computer the file is not actually deleted but the file is simply removed from the FAT (File allocation table) or today called NTFS (New Technology File System) in the case of Windows XP/2000/NT.  However, there exist programs that will recover deleted files.  But this depends on how much writing the hard drive was doing after you deleted the history.  If you just deleted the history and nothing else.   The hard drive didn't get a chance to write data to that same area that had the previous data.  I'm under the  suspician that you have been browsing the internet since the data has been gone.  Therefore the hard drive has overwritten that data.  I would imagine at this point it would be very hard for most programs to recover this.  Or you may just recover partial files
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You might, just might be able to use an Undelete tool. When a file is deleted from the computer it is not physically removed only the entry  to the files location is deleted from the index. The file itself may still be there if it has not been overwritten.\n\nSearch for Undelete utilities for Windows 2000 on the web.
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You can try using programs that allow you to recover deleted files.  Go do www.download.com and do a search for "undelete" or "recover deleted files" and try that.  Be sure to check the license to be "free" or you might end up installing crap.  Otherwise try "eData Unerase Personal 3.0" or "Disk Investigator 1.31" both available for free at download.com\n\nNO NO NO- DO NOT USE SYSTEM RESTORE!!!!!  SYSTEM RESTORE DOES NOT RESTORE DATA.  If you use it, there is a VERY high chance that you will write over the spaces on your drive that still contain the deleted information.  DO NOT DO THAT!!!!
968453
If they are not in recycle bin, then you need a special software. PC Inspector File recovery is a free software available through which you can retrieve lost data. But I don't know how it works, so you will have to find that out yourself.\nhttp://www.download.com/PC-Inspector-File-Recovery/3000-2248_4-10118664.html?tag=lst-0-1
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probably if you are using xp professional, you can use system restore and you can recover your deleted files.
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With PC Inspector File Recovery
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Do a google search for "undelete" and you will find many utilities.\n\nBut if you deleted it long ago, chances are it's been overwritten.
290169
yes, you can recover the data after you delete it from your recycle bin. now to understand this you need to understand the harddisk construction. the harddisk works in the principle of magnetic principle, that is north south orientation.  it take a molicule over the platter of the disk as default like n-s(north and south). then from there if it changes to s-n then 1 and if stays the same n-s then it's zero. so, if you delete a data it's info goes out of the fat table, but unless the orientation of n-s is changed you can recover the data easily. if the disk head writes something on the molicules then the data is changed, and you can not recover it again, that's for sure. but it's no garentee that the data will be over written, as the head might not write there for a long period of time, as the data is written randomely not sequencially.