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Recover Deleted Files from Emptied Recycle Bin

Sometimes you accidentally delete a file. If you haven’t emptied recycle bin, you can always restore the file easily by opening the recycle bin, right-click the accidentally-deleted file and select “restore”. You cannot do the same thing if you’ve emptied it, though. To recover deleted files from emptied recycle bin easily, you’ll need a file recovery application. One of the file recovery applications that has been well-known as a reliable one is DiskDigger.

DiskDigger is a freeware, so it won’t cost you anything. The OS required for it to run is Windows XP SP2 and higher, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 2000. The file systems supported for recovery are FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS. What’s more, it’s portable and tiny in size.

Beside the ability to recover deleted files from emptied recycle bin, DiskDigger can also recover deleted files from USB drive and memory card.

You’ll be asked to select which recovery option you want to use and select which drive that you want to scan before starting the scanning process. After the scan is completed, you can search the files that you’ve accidentally delete using the built-in search feature.

Download DiskDigger to recover deleted files from emptied recycle bin

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