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Recovering Undeleted files from a network folder

Asked by TAS-IT in Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP Operating System

I've moved the My Document folder to the home forlder for one of my domain user.  I notice that when a file is deleted, it does not show up in the trash bin.  How would the user go to the trash bin where the deleted files are located?  Shadow copy on the Windows 2003 file server is enabled so I'm able to view by a few version from the file, but I'm not able to recover deleted file.  Is moving the My Document to a Network folder is a a good practice of put files in the server so it can be backed up daily, then what is proper way in a normal small business industry?
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