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Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

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    Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    Yesterday, I just reinstall fresh windows 7. After I install the OS, I just realize that my recycle bin is empty. Before I installed windows 7, some of my deleted files on my other hard disk is there. But now, I could not find it anymore. After that, I tried to select show hidden folder, files, and drives and unsellect hide protected operating system files on folder options. I try to browse to one of my hard disk, which has the deleted files on recycle bin before, then I found it the recycle bin icon there as well (For instance, the path of the drive is: N:\$RECYCLE.BIN). I tried to look at the properties, and I found that the missing size of the deleted files was on there. The problem is I cannot access it. When I tried to open the recycle bin, it just empty. I need some help with this. How do I retrieve the files again to the OS recycle bin, not the hard disk recycle bin? Is it possible to access it again? I really need those files back.

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    Re: Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    For your information, I use only one drive for system drive (I never do partition for the system drive). All my other files are on different drives.

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    Re: Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    Why did you put important files in the recycle bin?
    I have no idea what I'm doing most of the time.

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    For the meantime, yes. The recycle bin contains some of my backup files

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    Re: Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    Hi

    When you re-installed Windows it created a new recycle bin, my guess is that there is no way to retrieve the old one.

    Your only shot may be that when you re-installed it sometimes creates a folder called Windows old, or something like that there's a slim chance that the files would still be in there.

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    Re: Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    When you reinstall, you start with a clean slate. That's what you have now and history is gone for good. A forensic lab may be able to retrieve them, but be prepared to pay big bucks.

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    Re: Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    The files is still there. I just cannot access it

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    Re: Deleted Files from other Hard Disk in Recycle Bin is lost after install fresh Windows 7

    To recover lost, inaccessible and permanently deleted files from Windows partitions, there are several free tools available but they don’t provide guarantee to success in every case. Kernel for Windows is a robust third party software that efficiently retrieves lost, deleted, damaged and inaccessible data from Windows partitions having FAT & NTFS file systems.

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