MiniTool recover deleted files
Recover deleted files by mistake or from a cleanup tool? How to MiniTool recover deleted files. That’s how it works!
We’ve all been there: files are accidentally deleted, removed by a cleanup tool or simply seem to have disappeared without a trace. But in most cases, the problem can be solved with a simple tool – and the supposedly lost data can be easily retrieved.
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Important note on restoring deleted files
It is crucial to stop using the drive on which the deleted files were stored. Disconnect an SD card or external hard disk from the PC immediately until the data has been restored. If the files are on the system hard disk C:, you should switch off the PC until you have restored the files.
Why is this important? Quite simply: Windows is constantly reading and writing to the hard disk. As long as the deleted file has not yet been restored, there is a risk that new data will be written to the memory area where the deleted file is located. This area is marked as free by the operating system, which can lead to the file being irretrievably overwritten.
If this happens, the file cannot be restored!
You should also not install the “MiniTool for recovering deleted files” on the drive from which you want to recover the deleted files.
Tip 👍
It is best to install the MiniTool for recovering deleted files in advance, before you actually need it.
This way, you can simply start the MiniTool when you need it and begin the recovery process immediately without having to deal with the problems mentioned above.
The use
In my video, I show you step by step how to set up the tool and use it to recover deleted files. Here you will find detailed instructions on how to get your data back quickly and easily!
Video: MiniTool recover deleted files
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Creating a boot USB stick or an ISO file
There is a simple solution to get around the problem with Windows on the C:\ drive:
Create a bootable USB stick or ISO file and use this media to boot your PC without loading Windows itself.
You should already be familiar with booting from a USB stick, so I won’t go into this any further.
Using the ISO file with “Ventoy” or “Rufus”
In the following blog posts you will find the corresponding instructions for using “Ventoy” or “Rufus”:
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