i deleted my chat logs from my laptop even from the recycle bin how do i get them back ?

by Lizette Greco

i want to recover the chat logs that were deleted from my laptop and the recycle bin how do i do that?

http://www.recuva.com/

set it to deep scan.

it all depends on how much you have used your comp
since you deleted them

good luck

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If the logs were removed from the recycle bin, then they are now gone. Once an item hits the recycle bin and is removed by the system and not by manual intervention, there is no way to retrieve them again.

That said, you can attempt to use retrieval software tools. I’ve left a list for you, any one of these should be useful. Be warned, they aren’t 100%. Sometimes they work, so times they don’t.

http://www.pctools.com/file-recover/
http://www.officerecovery.com/freeundelete/

Good Luck

Keith D Mitchell, Server Engineer, Hostmysite.com

Contrary to popular belief, deleting files from your recycle bin does not mean they are permanently lost. The files are still there but Windows cannot recognize them anymore. What you need is data recovery software.

Just remember that you only have short window of time to get the files back. It is highly recommended to scan your system as soon as possible. Try out this free scan:

http://www.recovering-deleted-files.net

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by Lizette Greco

toshiba tablet laptop get Ever time I delete one of my vids taken by my webcam, and I go to my recycle bin and empty it, I loose up GB memory in my laptop. Why is that??? How do I get back all those GB spaces I lost??

By hitting the "save" command (i mean save video where it’s taken by webcame), you have inadvertently saved your work in the temporary folder.

To find it again, you have to access the folder again, or find the temporary folder's path–but that’s not so easy to do

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That really does not make sense. Emptying the recycle bin really deletes the files from disk, so space should be added, not removed. You are talking about hard disk space, not RAM space, correct?

Have you tried running a disk cleanup on the drive? (right-click it, and select Properties, then Disk Cleanup option).
Also consider defragmenting the disk if you want the disk to remain fast (unless you have it set to scheduled already of course).