Double click on Recycle bin to open it. Locate the files you want to restore and then select from files/folders. If you want to select multiple files/folders, just hold ctrl key on your keyboard while you are selecting. In order to select a set of items simply use Shift key on your keyboard instead.
Mistakenly deleted files from Recycle Bin in Windows and those files are not available to restore now? Here's what you need to do - simply make use of Remo Recover and undelete all files that are removed from Recycle Bin.
Windows operating system provides a reliable solution called Recycle Bin for storing files which are deleted from primary storage. This Recycle Bin has a dedicated amount of space depending on the storage space available on your hard drive. As the name indicates, the primary role of Recycle Bin is to recycle or restore deleted files, back to original location on the primary storage drive. This helps users in case you want to recover them at any point.
However, users come across situations, where they have to empty the Recycle Bin in Windows 7 Operating System, to make some free space for further deleted files. In such cases, you may lose data permanently. But later if they want those files back from Recycle Bin, only solution they have is to recover deleted files from Recycle Bin Windows 7 using data recovery software like Remo Recover.
Remo Recover, a great tool to recover files deleted from Recycle Bin
Remo Recover is a wonderful tool to recover files deleted permanently from Recycle Bin on Windows 7 operating system. In addition to this, it can also recover permanently deleted files in Windows 8 and other versions that are deleted during Cut & paste operations or files that are deleted by third party tools.
This software has the ability to retrieve all kinds of files like documents, images, audios and videos. The advantage of using Remo Recover is that it works on a read only mechanism, so recovered files remain in the exact manner as it was originally.
Additional features of Remo Recover
- Allows recovery of deleted files not only from your computers, but also from other storage devices like external hard drives, USB’s, SD cards etc.
- Supports all file systems like FAT 16, FAT 32, NTFS, and exFAT file systems
- Provides preview option to view the recovered files before saving them
- Save recovery session feature is available to continue progress of recovering files at a later time
- Works with all versions of Windows like Windows 10, 8, 7, XP and Vista
How file gets deleted from Recycle Bin?
Emptying Recycle Bin: Recycle Bin has some fix size for storing deleted files, once it reaches to its maximum quota, cannot hold further deleted files. At this time, Windows will automatically erase the file which is been there for long time or it might prompt a message for users, telling that no further deletion is allowed as Recycle Bin is full. Now user clicks empty Recycle Bin option and all the files that are present in it earlier will get erased.
Human error: When user want to restore files from Recycle Bin, they will right click on the file present in Recycle Bin but accidentally they might click on delete, instead of clicking on restore.
Where Is Recycle Bin Windows 7
Operating System installation: Sometimes, users install new version of Operating System, which will erase all the content of selected drive along with Recycle Bin.
Steps to recover deleted files from Windows 7 Recycle Bin using Remo Recover
Step 1: Download Remo File Recovery software on your system and install the application as a first step in the recovery process
Restore Trash Bin Windows 7
Step 2: Then click Recover Files in the home window, choose the drive from where you would like to recover files deleted from recycle bin and click Scan
Figure A: Main Screen
Windows 7 Recycle Bin Recovery
Step 3: Now the software scans the selected drive and displays a list of all found files
Figure B: View Recovered Files
Step 4:Preview the files for free and save required files to a desired destination
Restore Deleted Recycle Bin Windows 7
Figure C: Preview and Save Recovered Files