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Problem Restoring Files under Vista on USB Drive

Asked by rdperkins in Hard Drives & Storage, Windows Vista, Disaster Recovery

I selected some files to delete on a USB thumb drive, hit delete, and many more files than I wanted to delete were gone. I immediately selected Edit Undo-Delete, but it didn't do anything.

I haven't done anything else with the drive, so the files should still be there, but they don't show up in the Recycle Bin. Years ago I would have been able to run Norton Undelete or some other low level utility which would change the deleted bit, but I don't know of any such software under Vista. Need help. The data are two months worth of saved email in some PST files.
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