

(If you don’t know, select the All Files option.) Select the type of files you want to recover. Use these steps to recover deleted files on external or internal storage using Recuva: Once you complete the steps, the tool will install on your device, and you can proceed with the recovery process. Select the No thanks, I don’t need CCleaner option. Use these steps to install Recuva on your Windows 10 device:Ĭlick the link to begin the download.ĭouble-click the rcsetupxxx.exe installer. If one or multiple files were deleted by accident, the first thing you need to do is to stop using the drive immediately to prevent getting them overwritten, and then use the Recuva app to get the files back. How to recover deleted files using Recuva In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to recover accidentally deleted files on Windows 10. If you don’t have a backup of your data, it’s still possible to recover the deleted files with third-party tools like the Recuva, which are able to scan and find data on a drive marked for deletion before they’re overwritten with new data.

However, if you deleted large size files or data from a USB flash drive, they’ll be deleted automatically without passing through the Recycle Bin, and you’ll have to restore them from backup.

I'm having a major run a bad luck apparently.On Windows 10, if you accidentally deleted one or multiple files, typically, they’re marked for deletion and moved to the Recycle Bin. Unfortunately, all the recovered files as is already fill up most all of my storage capacity so I can't redo the file recovery until I figure out how to get rid of them so I have the room to recover them again. The big problem is that I in fact didn't recover the files to a different drive because I only have one, I recovered them to the drive that they came from. The info is not held in the files but in the MFT on the original disk, which is why you will have to try rerunning Recuva. I know of no way to reconstruct the folder structure from a list of files. You can reun Recuva to another device as many times as you wish. If you can do this with some degree of success you can then copy the folders to where you want them. If you originally recovered the files to another drive, and it's not too long since your crash, you could retry the recovery with Restore Folder Structure checked.
