A well-known PC dilemma makes at Christmas time, not driving support from many users and themselves from wintry cold and quite a few drops of sweat on his brow: What to do if accidentally important documents or data are deleted from the Recycle Bin? The "Ashampoo Undeleter" Get yours is believed lost files back. The technique is simple, but effective: If you file - supposedly - to permanently delete from your hard drive, Windows can no longer bind to the folder structure. However, the garbage lingers in its entirety as long hidden on your hard drive until Windows is looking for this specific place on the hard disk for new files. On the program on "Search" tool lists all your previously deleted data. This can be several thousand times quickly, so you use some filter must first wade through the garbage. If a file is still in good condition - that shows you an extra box - so you can click on "restore" any arbitrary data again carry the light of day.
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