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be presented when the check is complete. The next prompt will be C:Windowssystem32 . 6 Type chkdsk r and press Enter at t he C:Windowssystem32 prompt to run Chkdsk to recover bad hard drive sectors. The r switch directs Chkdsk to attempt to rec over any bad sectors found on the hard drive, if possible. A summary will be presented when the check is complete advising if reco very of bad sectors was successful. The next prompt will be C:Windowssystem32 . 7 Type chkdsk and press Enter at the C:W number fonts indowssystem32 prompt to run Chkdsk again to identify a possible hard drive problem. Chkdsk will perform another disk check. Wh en the check is complete, no file system errors should be presented. If file system errors are found again at this point, it indic PurplePixie ates that the problem is not with the file system, but with the hard drive itself. If any bad sectors were found in Step 6 and rep .
Deleted Files in Windows Operating Systems 1 Open the Recycle Bin. Try to locate the deleted file you wish to recover. Right cl ick the item you wish to restore and click Restore. If you've permanently deleted all of the files in the Recycle Bin, move on to step two. 2 Download a file recovery program like Recuva or Disk Digger. These programs will search your computer for recently deleted files and will allow you to recover them if they are in good condition. 3 Check your cookies if you're searching for de share icon leted Internet history. In Internet Explorer, click Tools and select Internet Options. Click on the General tab. Under Brow sing History click Settings. Select View Files from the Settings dialog box to view Temporary Internet Files and cookies. PurplePixie Check cookies in Firefox by clicking Tools and selecting Options. Under the Privacy tab, select Remove Individual Cookies. .
ystem Tools and select System Restore. Choose a date you'd like to restore the computer to and click OK. 5 Right click your My Documents folder and click Properties. Select the Previous Versions tab and double click the version of the folder that ha s the file you wish to recover. Click the file you want to restore and click Restore. Recovering Deleted Files in Mac Operating Systems 6 Open your Trash Bin. Locate the deleted file you wish to recover. Drag the item onto the main screen to restore it. If family tree template you have deleted all files in the Trash Bin, move on to step two. 7 Use Time Machine. Open the Time Machine application and loc ate a point when your file was on your computer before deleting. Click Restore. The file will be stored to its original locati PurplePixie on. 8 Use Backup if you've backed your files up before deleting them. In the Backup window, select the files you want to resto .
