How to use Recuva to recover deleted data.

In your daily work, you may accidentally delete important files (especially using Shift + Delete) such as photos, music, videos, movies, email data, and documents (Word, Excel, PDF, etc.). While many programs offer data recovery, Recuva, a completely free software, can help you in such situations.

 

As you know, Recuva shares the same origins as utility software like CCleaner , both from Piriform. The biggest advantage of these applications is that they are completely free, highly compatible with Windows operating systems, and support multiple versions from Windows XP to Windows 7, 8, and 10.

In principle, when you delete a file on your computer (normally or by pressing Shift + Delete), Windows removes that file from the physical memory of the hard drive, leaving a space. As the computer runs, Windows writes new files and data to the space left by the deleted file, essentially filling up the hard drive. This process of writing and deleting data occurs continuously.

Therefore, if you want to recover your data, you should use a data recovery program immediately after data loss. As a general rule, the more data is overwritten, the lower the chances of recovering the old data.

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Good luck!