
Here, I'm sharing a simple example to demonstrate the method. You can use it later independent of file and folder names.
Follow these simple steps..
1) Create a Folder say Office backup (any name)
2) Put any file in it say test.pdf (it could be any file(s) )
3) Now open the folder and simply delete the file
4) Right Click on folder > in the menu click on Restore previous versions
5) Simply click Restore and apply the changes
6) if you didn't find Restore previous versions option then navigate to Control Panel > System and Security > System >System Protection (left pane) > select your drive > click configure > select Restore system settings and previous version of files.
Note: be careful with this method as its irreversible.
Alternatively, you can try REMOVE PERMANENTLY DELETED FILES
Stay tuned. :)
1 comments:
Click here for commentsis this trick for windows 8 too??
ConversionConversion EmoticonEmoticon