How to get back deleted files?

Last Sunday, my friend Tony told me that he deleted an important office file on his computer, which may make him fired by the company. He was so depressed when he couldn't find it in the recycle bin.

Many people have ever been in such trouble like Tony that deleted dislike files like movies, music and software, and even formatted hard disks by their own careless. What shall we do to get back deleted files after a bad thing happens? The deleted files are what we like most or something really important.

You can get back deleted files by 1 or 2 clicks if you just delete them into Recycle Bin. If unluckily, you have emptied the Recycle Bin or deleted files by clicking "Shift+Del", is there still any way to do this?

Don't worry; I will share a good and simple idea with Tony and you. You can get back deleted files even if you formatted the hard disk by using software named Wondershare Data recovery. This is easy-to-use software. You just launch it, and click Deleted Recovery. Then choose the hard disk your deleted files ever on and click Next to scan for all deleted files. After several seconds, you will see all the files you deleted before, which may make you very happy. You should go on to choose the files or folders you want to recover. At the next step, you need to select a path for keeping recovery. It highly recommend you store data on a partition you don't do recovery recently.

Tony succeeded in getting back deleted files by the above way, and why data is able to be restored?

This mainly depends on the hard disk data storage principles. The hard disk is composed of the disc which is based on a group of metal materials. The disc attached to magnetic coating, relying on rotating of the hard disk itself and moving of magnetic head to read and write data. The most outer circle is known as the "0" track, recording specification, model, master boot record, the directory structure and a series of the most important information of the hard disk. All file stored on the hard disk are registered here. In reading the file, the first thing is to find the initial sectors of relevant documents of track 0, and then to find the file position.

Unlike deleting, the system only marks the file information of track 0 with standard. The file itself has not been cleared while the space the file is displayed in the system for the release. When next time you store files on the hard disk, the system will give priority to genuine blank area, and only when these areas have been exhausted, it will cover the actual possessed space of the above-mentioned deleted files. In addition, even if the drive is formatted (e.g. Format), as long as a timely rescue, there are still with great hope to get back deleted files.